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Originally Posted by bendyfoot
And if they're not trolls? If they're just someone who's misinformed but actually cares about their pet, not knowing (because they haven't been educated) that their actions/decisions may not be in their pet's best interests? I think if someone suspects a poster is a troll, they should refrain from replying all together. If they don't ignore, I think they should park the hostility at the door and provide helpful information.  |
I totally get the "let's educate" thing , I mean , I've been trying to help here for 5 years now. But in some cases ... I'm like , come on , it's 2010 , people should know better by now.
If they come here to ask questions , that means they do have a computer and have internet access. They can look up infos (which btw , is very easy to find) and yet , they don't. They can call vet offices and ask a question , and yet , they don't.