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* clarify/ add her

clarified text and added his/her to help the sentence.

* cna->can
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Jeff Thompson
2019-04-09 05:41:59 -05:00
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@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ RTFM comments generally useless
**"RTFM"** is **rude**, no doubt about it. However, **links to the manual in comments are perfectly acceptable**, and sometimes the only appropriate response to a question.
It can happen that the person reading the product or something related to the article didn't find the manual and we say RTFM, it can be bad for him and can hurt his/her feelings.
Also, it is better to "Be Nice" and use "Polite" words in order to make him read and understand the manual system.
It can happen that the person reading the product or something related to the article didn't find the manual and when we say RTFM, it can be bad for him/her and can hurt his/her feelings.
Also, it is better to "Be Nice" and use "Polite" words in order to make the individual read and understand the manual system.
So when posting a manual link, be smart. **Drop the RTFM and use nicer wording** so the link survives. Suggestions:
So when posting a manual link, be smart. **Drop the RTFM and use nicer wording** to help ensure that the link survives. Suggestions:
* Check out the manual page: (link)
* See the manual: (link)
@ -23,6 +23,6 @@ If the OP was really lazy:
* Your question is answered in the manual: (link) For future reference, please always remember to look in the manual first. Thanks!
And the person didn't looked in the manual then:
And if the person did not look in the manual then you can say :
* You can ask your question in the Contact menu (link).