Tania Ye <TaniaYe@yahoo.com>wrote:
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>>>Can I ask you a question about posting request here?
>>>
>>You can reply to this post with a question, sure.
>>Be aware though that it is "public domain" and
>>therefore anyone can post a followup to your
>>question.
>>Where someone answers your question, and the
>>information is sufficient, any input from me or others
>>is then not required.
>>
>>Fire away :-)
>>
>>cheers
>
>What are the most efficient ways to post request?
Depends on what the request addresses.
The Subject line is easy:
REQ: Would someone please...... blah
The Body is another matter.
Ideally a requestor should put as much information as
they have available.
Efficiency as a priority, the less work someone has to
do to fill a request the better the chance of having a
request filled.. be it a design set, a single design
build or a set of tools to upload.
--
hopper
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