1. DrBoomBotz's Avatar
    Here is a scenario that I am sure most of you have observed.
    It seems to be happening more and more.

    1. A poster makes a claim that doesn't stand up to any amount of scrutiny.
    2. Somebody else refutes their claim.

    Typically no response is forthcoming and no responsibility is taken.
    No attempt at convergence on truth occurs.

    It makes that original poster look foolish and it is disrespectful to the community.

    People please check your facts.
    In some cases people need to learn what a fact is and then check it.
    Troy Tiscareno, FCSC and techvisor like this.
    01-31-16 12:26 PM
  2. SK122387's Avatar
    It's the internet, it happens.

    Posted via CB10
    JRF_1986, BigBadWulf and outlooker like this.
    01-31-16 12:42 PM
  3. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    It's the internet, it happens.

    Posted via CB10
    No need to fact check that!
    01-31-16 01:25 PM
  4. Cozz4ever's Avatar
    Here is a scenario that I am sure most of you have observed.
    It seems to be happening more and more.

    1. A poster makes a claim that doesn't stand up to any amount of scrutiny.
    2. Somebody else refutes their claim.

    Typically no response is forthcoming and no responsibility is taken.
    No attempt at convergence on truth occurs.

    It makes that original poster look foolish and it is disrespectful to the community.

    People please check your facts.
    In some cases people need to learn what a fact is and then check it.
    You figured this out only now?

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 04:49 PM
  5. stevec66's Avatar
    60% of what you read on the internet take with a pinch of salt shake 3 times then throw over your left shoulder.

    Mostly it's people's options, observations, that's not factual which tend to be the most believable.

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 05:01 PM
  6. tdyhedge's Avatar
    But everything on the Internet is true!!

    Q10SQN100-2/10.3.2.2876
    01-31-16 05:24 PM
  7. Technarch's Avatar
    Chocolate is delicious.

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 05:57 PM
  8. DrBoomBotz's Avatar
    Chocolate is delicious.
    Citation please.
    crucial bbq likes this.
    01-31-16 06:02 PM
  9. si001's Avatar
    Chocolate is delicious.

    Posted via CB10
    Do you have a screenshot to back that?

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 06:20 PM
  10. Technarch's Avatar
    Outrageous claims-chocolate-bath-home-1024x640.jpeg

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 06:31 PM
  11. nglfmark's Avatar
    Click image for larger version. 

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    Posted via CB10
    Excellent backup!

    Posted via CB10
    01-31-16 06:51 PM
  12. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    Let's not get started on jello.
    01-31-16 06:58 PM
  13. techvisor's Avatar
    The problem is people work with different sets of facts, and often they cannot agree on what the actual facts are. Or in other cases they just outright refuse to believe in whatever the fact is. This can be particularly frustrating when there is overwhelming evidence against their belief. If only all our thinking could be guided by a subconscious adherence to the scientific method.
    JeepBB and Troy Tiscareno like this.
    01-31-16 07:51 PM
  14. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    Even science can be heavily debated, but sighting examples would have us engaging in a political or religious discussion, so I'll leave it at that.
    anon(3732391) likes this.
    01-31-16 07:56 PM
  15. DrBoomBotz's Avatar
    Even science can be heavily debated, but sighting examples would have us engaging in a political or religious discussion, so I'll leave it at that.
    I am talking about things that are very difficult to dispute.
    For instance the OS layer of the BES server stack.
    Hint: its not QNX.
    Troy Tiscareno likes this.
    01-31-16 08:23 PM
  16. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    I am talking about things that are very difficult to dispute.
    For instance the OS layer of the BES server stack.
    Hint: its not QNX.
    I believe that falls under the heading of PFM, which cannot be disputed, but is seldom understood.
    01-31-16 08:27 PM
  17. tdyhedge's Avatar
    I believe that falls under the heading of PFM, which cannot be disputed, but is seldom understood.
    Women, I believe, fall into that same category. So the image above is indeed, accurate.

    Q10SQN100-2/10.3.2.2876
    BigBadWulf and brian4591 like this.
    01-31-16 09:15 PM
  18. Blacklatino's Avatar
    Let's not get started on jello.
    Now add Ms. Piggy with her in a baby pool.......and I'm there!
    DrBoomBotz and BigBadWulf like this.
    02-01-16 10:49 PM
  19. BigBadWulf's Avatar
    Now add Ms. Piggy with her in a baby pool.......and I'm there!
    Just for you bud...

    02-01-16 11:06 PM
  20. anon(3732391)'s Avatar
    Let's not get started on jello.
    I think it's time they made Black Jello!
    02-02-16 03:08 AM
  21. anon(3732391)'s Avatar
    I am talking about things that are very difficult to dispute.
    For instance the OS layer of the BES server stack.
    Hint: its not QNX.
    Difficult to dispute?? What fun is that???
    02-02-16 03:12 AM
  22. MC_A_DOT's Avatar
    If I saw it on the internet then it must be true...

    Wikipedia doesn't lie!
    02-02-16 04:04 AM
  23. KemKev's Avatar
    Here is a scenario that I am sure most of you have observed.
    It seems to be happening more and more.

    1. A poster makes a claim that doesn't stand up to any amount of scrutiny.
    2. Somebody else refutes their claim.

    Typically no response is forthcoming and no responsibility is taken.
    No attempt at convergence on truth occurs.

    It makes that original poster look foolish and it is disrespectful to the community.

    People please check your facts.
    In some cases people need to learn what a fact is and then check it.
    Don't hold your breath while waiting ....
    02-02-16 04:58 AM
  24. crucial bbq's Avatar
    It's the internet, it happens.

    Posted via CB10
    The more tech rules our lives the lazier we become. It still amazes (though it shouldn't) that despite having the Internet at our fingertips the majority simply do not bother.

    The problem is people work with different sets of facts, and often they cannot agree on what the actual facts are. Or in other cases they just outright refuse to believe in whatever the fact is. This can be particularly frustrating when there is overwhelming evidence against their belief. If only all our thinking could be guided by a subconscious adherence to the scientific method.
    Agreed and will add that as an International site written in various forms of English some things get lost in translation.


    Wikipedia doesn't lie!
    You are obviously not familiar with the "Talk" tab or the "View History" tab at the top of each Wiki. Or that if you know a page contains false information that you can go in and correct it; and of course citing your reasons in Talk and with the older version of the page (the one that contained the errors) becoming 100% archived and accessible as is.

    Here is the link to Talk tab for the BB10 page:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:BlackBerry_10

    Here is the History tab:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php...action=history
    02-02-16 10:41 AM
  25. David Tyler's Avatar
    1. A poster makes a claim that doesn't stand up to any amount of scrutiny.
    2. Somebody else refutes their claim.
    Your claim is bogus. That NEVER happens.

    Go.
    02-02-16 10:48 AM
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