[Typo3] Blank Space help

[Alex Heizer]

Krystian Szymukowicz wrote

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>I don't really think that JoH's answer was not nice. It was good, 
>competent answer and if I was newbie I would be happy with this.
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Okay, so one person says it wasn't nice. Then I would ask for an answer 
to this question: Over the years there have been a lot of people who 
have asked one or two questions and then are never heard from again: if 
we retain one person and lose thousands, is that a good ROI? Another 
question: Is this the kind of reputation TYPO3 wants to have (i.e., "we 
have very knowledgeable support, if you can tolerate the rudeness.")?

>The question asked by Stephen Page was unprecise and seemed to be really 
>newbie one. Stephen even did try to put any suggestion in his post about 
>reason of that gap. This was something like: "I have the very famous 
>60px gap problem at the fist page. Plz help me."
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>I really appreciate that JoH has answered this question - if I see so 
>unprecise and newbie question I rarely answer them as there could be 
>1000 possible answers and it takes more than just few minutes to answer.
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Which is what I expressed in my response to the original question.

>Lately there is more and more complains about quality of answers. Maybe 
>those who complains can just write better answers instead of wasting the 
>time to complain. Something like when you see bad quality answer that 
>you don't like you could just help the newbie and answer yourself.
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As I said before, I was the first on the list to offer help. So your 
point is...?

>Once more - if I was newbie I would like to have such answer (which was 
>good btw) than no answer at all.
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Granted. So when I am the first to answer you, which language would you 
prefer? I would guess you, like most people, would actually prefer to be 
spoken to with respect and get an answer, rather than to be spoken to 
with disrespect. Just wondering.

Alex