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[paxxton]

Iconoclaste wrote...

paxxton wrote...

People should teach themselves to communicate their knowledge to others as they gather it. What Iconoclaste says is a classical lecturer and student situation.

Actually, it's a bit more than that. While someone can say to others he "understands" something, it doesn't mean he understands it enough to be able to explain it to others. And even being a good "communicator" doesn't make it up to not understanding the subject enough.

Yeah, but communicating knowledge so that others understand it is a kind of virtue not everyone has. It doesn't mean they can't do their jobs properly. It just means they shouldn't teach at university or at school cause it involves more than just knowing for yourself what you need to do.

Modifié par paxxton, 16 septembre 2012 - 06:15 .

[BansheeOwnage]

Ace7 wrote...

 Hey IT'ers, off-topic, but just popping back in to see how many of you are on xbox MP? I offered my Mp services to Banshee but he/she (i'm not sure) didn't seem to take any notice. 

We're all friends here right ? 

For anyone else that wants to know, my GT is BansheeOwnage

[Restrider]

And what is a GT?

[Iconoclaste]

paxxton wrote...

Yeah, but communicating knowledge so that others understand it is a kind of virtue not everyone has. It doesn't mean they can't do their jobs properly. It just means they shouldn't teach at a uni cause it involves more than just knowing for yourself what you need to do.

This applies to everyday life and business., not only teaching. It's communication, simply. Having bad communication skills doesn't mean the recipients will never be able to understand what you're trying to "teach" (communicate), and in any case it is not a measure of "knowledge". No point in discussing this extensively, though. I just wanted to point out that saying to someone "You just don't get it" while avoiding answering legitimate questions, even simple ones, is just not showing any particular "knowledge", but rather a lack of respect for the least, and maybe the question just flew over this one's head. I'm just annoyed, hey, not "furious"!

[estebanus]

Hey guys/ladies. What's up?

[BansheeOwnage]

Restrider wrote...

And what is a GT?

GamerTag. It's your username on xbox. Anyone with an xbox will know that, so I didn't see any need to spell it out. Guess I was wrong.

[401 Kill]

Restrider wrote...

And what is a GT?

Gamer tag, it is the name of an xbox360 acount.

[BansheeOwnage]

estebanus wrote...

Hey guys/ladies. What's up?

PIE!

[paxxton]

Iconoclaste wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Yeah, but communicating knowledge so that others understand it is a kind of virtue not everyone has. It doesn't mean they can't do their jobs properly. It just means they shouldn't teach at a uni cause it involves more than just knowing for yourself what you need to do.

This applies to everyday life and business., not only teaching. It's communication, simply. Having bad communication skills doesn't mean the recipients will never be able to understand what you're trying to "teach" (communicate), and in any case it is not a measure of "knowledge". No point in discussing this extensively, though. I just wanted to point out that saying to someone "You just don't get it" while avoiding answering legitimate questions, even simple ones, is just not showing any particular "knowledge", but rather a lack of respect for the least, and maybe the question just flew over this one's head. I'm just annoyed, hey, not "furious"!

Ok, just wanted to add that most people seem to have basic communication skills. Not everyone masters them though.

[Iconoclaste]

paxxton wrote...

Ok, just wanted to add that most people seem to have basic communication skills. Not everyone masters them though.

Add to this the fact that  "bad questions" can be asked, and it's party time!

I sometimes see messages that reveal the need of the poster to be "congratulated" more than "understood", and when someone asks for "clarification" I smile... I sometimes ask for this myself, and I almost always regret later not having read "between the lines" more wisely.

Modifié par Iconoclaste, 16 septembre 2012 - 06:40 .

[estebanus]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

estebanus wrote...

Hey guys/ladies. What's up?

PIE!

WHERE?

[Iconoclaste]

Anyway, off to reading The Twilight God's topic now, just to see him getting furious at people "not getting it"...

[BansheeOwnage]

estebanus wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

estebanus wrote...

Hey guys/ladies. What's up?

PIE!

WHERE?

I'll give you a hint. Look down

[paxxton]

Iconoclaste wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Ok, just wanted to add that most people seem to have basic communication skills. Not everyone masters them though.

Add to this the fact that  "bad questions" can be asked, and it's party time!

I sometimes see messages that reveal the need of the poster to be "congratulated" more than "understood", and when someone asks for "clarification" I smile... I sometimes ask for this myself, and I almost always regret later not having read "between the lines" more wisely.

Well, perhaps it would be better if those posters made an effort to better explain what they meant. That way you could convert to an ITist.

Modifié par paxxton, 16 septembre 2012 - 07:04 .

[BansheeOwnage]

Tweeted Mass Effect and Evil Chris asking how much backlash they anticipated before launch.

[401 Kill]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Tweeted Mass Effect and Evil Chris asking how much backlash they anticipated before launch.

Lol, good question, I would imagine an answer that isn't really an answer though.

[BansheeOwnage]

401 Kill wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Tweeted Mass Effect and Evil Chris asking how much backlash they anticipated before launch.

Lol, good question, I would imagine an answer that isn't really an answer though.

Yeah, well...

Add me on xbox if you want.

[Big_Boss9]

I don't think they expected much in the way of backlash, given how disorganized and chaotic their response to the community at large was in the first few days/weeks after launch.

[BansheeOwnage]

Big_Boss9 wrote...

I don't think they expected much in the way of backlash, given how disorganized and chaotic their response to the community at large was in the first few days/weeks after launch.

Agreed, but I want to know why they didn't. Hopefully their answers can shed some light on that. They must have genuinely thought the endings would please people. That's either really good,  or really bad.  I really doubt it's anywhere in between this time...

Modifié par BansheeOwnage, 16 septembre 2012 - 07:15 .

[paxxton]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Tweeted Mass Effect and Evil Chris asking how much backlash they anticipated before launch.

Have you seen the pic of a new SP DLC?

[401 Kill]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Big_Boss9 wrote...

I don't think they expected much in the way of backlash, given how disorganized and chaotic their response to the community at large was in the first few days/weeks after launch.

Agreed, but I want to know why they didn't. Hopefully their answers can shed some light on that. They must have genuinely thought the endings would please people. That's either really good,  or really bad.  I really doubt it's anywhere in between this time...

Well, maybe if they had the EC on release, they would've had more room to maneuver. That retake Mass Effect movement must have been a disaster for them, maybe they just hoped that fans would bear with them until they got some DLC out.

[BansheeOwnage]

paxxton wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Tweeted Mass Effect and Evil Chris asking how much backlash they anticipated before launch.

Have you seen the pic of a new SP DLC?

Yes. Not sure what to make of it. Chris seemed to suggest that if we're already seeing pics than it's almost done.

[BansheeOwnage]

Also tweeted him about the 7 missing MP mods - again. :/

[N7L4D]

What pic is everyone talking about, I have no idea where am I, is this the future, has IT been proven yet!? SOMEONE TELL ME!!! But really guy what's new and what is the picture you speak of, if I may ask

[401 Kill]

Edit: Look on next page.

Modifié par 401 Kill, 16 septembre 2012 - 07:33 .