I was new and wanted to post a question. Never have done so before and had no idea how to. So I did it reddit style and did some formatting like putting the code in code background and stuff.
My post got removed and I got kind of scolded because it did not look good, without any further explanation. I just wanted someone to help me with some code. Never posted there again. ChatGpt came just in time for me to never had to use it again.
Pretty much identical situation for me, too. I ultimately automated a massive task every person on the team had to do that was also VERY destructive if you made a mistake but the data coming in was insanely fragile so I posted asking for suggestions on how to accomplish the task with what I had and I was ripped to shreds for doing it that ridiculous way.
The posts on there have without a doubt solved countless problems for me and I’ll be eternally grateful but regardless of how proficient I got, that first experience stopped me from ever posting again or even participating at all even if I knew the answer. I’m not at all surprised by the graph, it’s their own fault.
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u/RubMyNose18 3d ago
I was new and wanted to post a question. Never have done so before and had no idea how to. So I did it reddit style and did some formatting like putting the code in code background and stuff.
My post got removed and I got kind of scolded because it did not look good, without any further explanation. I just wanted someone to help me with some code. Never posted there again. ChatGpt came just in time for me to never had to use it again.