Too lazy to Google?

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Is it just me are are there now more posts than there used to be that could have been avoided with a quick Google?

My favourite pet hate is people too lazy to look up acronyms in replies they don't immediately recognise.

My other pet hate is pointless late night posts in General Discussion...
 
Its a conversation though. If you are talking to someone in real life, and there is something you don't understand, you don't get out dictionary to understand what they are saying.You ask them.
 
Is it just me are are there now more posts than there used to be that could have been avoided with a quick Google?

My favourite pet hate is people too lazy to look up acronyms in replies they don't immediately recognise.

My other pet hate is pointless late night posts in General Discussion...

Why did you post this question..why didn't you go to Google and ask "Why dont poeple Google questions?"
 
Really obscure acronyms can be annoying (and anything computer related is riddled with them). Made up 'the youth' acronyms can be really annoying (and often still make no real sense once you've looked them up). Context is everything.

Acronyms aside; if I'm involved in a thread and there's some part of an answer I don't totally understand my first instinct is to look it up. If it still doesn't make sense I'll then ask for clarification.

There just seem to be so many more posts that could could just be answered using the old passive aggressive 'can I Google that for you' answer. Fine in some circumstances, but not always acceptable.
 
Is it just me are are there now more posts than there used to be that could have been avoided with a quick Google?

My favourite pet hate is people too lazy to look up acronyms in replies they don't immediately recognise.

My other pet hate is pointless late night posts in General Discussion...

Yep.

No excuse this day and age, a google search takes 30 seconds tops.
 
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