4th Gen 3S, real or fake? Options

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[WannabeGT4]

I was just trying to prevent the spread of incorrect information. I realised that you had no idea what you were talking about and was frustrated when you questioned the facts I had already provided you.

When people say things with such certainty, like you did, others that are trying to learn and research can't get the correct facts because of contradicting information. If you don't know something, don't make assumptions. It'll be better for everyone if only the people that know for a fact answer the questions. It would have been better for you to ask what the differences were, instead of giving false information just to be corrected.

This post has been edited by WannabeGT4: Jul 25, 2005 - 6:39 PM

[jgreening]

I was just trying to prevent the spread of incorrect information. I realised that you had no idea what you were talking about and was frustrated when you questioned the facts I had already provided you.

When people say things with such certainty, like you did, others that are trying to learn and research can't get the correct facts because of contradicting information. If you don't know something, don't make assumptions. It'll be better for everyone if only the people that know for a fact answer the questions. It would have been better for you to ask what the differences were, instead of  giving false information just to be corrected.
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Wisdom.

Well see.  Thats how I learned my informations.  From people.  Just people.  I don't mind being incorrected.  Engines aren't my strong points.  So what I read around the forums is what I know.  Doesn't bother me. 

But see.  Theres so many people who don't share valueable information though.  Which is why bad information gets spread around.  I didn't do nothing wrong.  Just being human.
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Well, to be frank, when you post something as if you know, people who read your post later may assume its correct and make buying decisions based on misinformation. Thats wrong. Its ok to be wrong. We all get things wrong from time to time. However, when I am not sure of myself, I always try to point that out when I post. In that way, you can still try to be helpful but if someone tries to rely on your statement after you said "I think" then its their problem. Best regards.

Jay