I have just registered because I wanted to help somebody with one question in a development forum. After registering, I realized that I'm not allowed to post in the development forums until I post 10 times in the general forum because this forum is only for expert users. I cannot catch the connection between new user and development expertise...
Well, no matter. If the help and collaboration is not wanted, I'll let the user's question unanswered.
I will just continue only reading and not participating...
Bye...
pepito_20121021 said:
I have just registered because I wanted to help somebody with one question in a development forum. After registering, I realized that I'm not allowed to post in the development forums until I post 10 times in the general forum because this forum is only for expert users. I cannot catch the connection between new user and development expertise...
Well, no matter. If the help and collaboration is not wanted, I'll let the user's question unanswered.
I will just continue only reading and not participating...
Bye...
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your thread title describes it well mate.. new users should help other users in XDA with 10 valuable/useful posts to get into development forum...so to help in dev section help other new users who are new not just to xda but also android..
PS: Please Do read link to New user? in my signature to know more.. and this thread is getting closed too.. as you should read first then post/ open thread..
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Agree. there is a really good reason for the 10 post rule. i forgot.
nitubhaskar said:
your thread title describes it well mate.. new users should help other users in XDA with 10 valuable/useful posts to get into development forum...so to help in dev section help other new users who are new not just to xda but also android..
PS: Please Do read link to New user? in my signature to know more.. and this thread is getting closed too.. as you should read first then post/ open thread..
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I know u. Ur from the galaxy y foroum.
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pepito_20121021 said:
one question in a development forum.
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That question should have never been in the development forum in the first place, it should have been in Q&A if available or general if not. You could also PM the user, rather than spamming maybe?
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Quinny899 said:
That question should have never been in the development forum in the first place, it should have been in Q&A if available or general if not. You could also PM the user, rather than spamming maybe?
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This ^^^^. The question shouldn't be asked in a development forum, that is what q&a is for... development is for development, not questions... not even a question about the rom/kernel should be in development... only development related things... as one of my fav devs say, logcat or gtfo of development forums...
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MOD EDIT: No selling items allowed on XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?f=1339
Read rule 11
Thread closed.
If anyone else has read this article: http://www.xda-developers.com/chainfire-releases-root-for-android-6-0-without-modifying-system/
Does this mean we can root our ATT/VZW note 5's when marshmallow becomes available for us? Would this trip Knox?
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Duplicate post. Question has already been asked and answered here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/report.php?p=63583879
So THREAD CLOSED ~~~ Moderator
Your question has been answered the first place you posted it.
XDA Forum Rules said:
5. Create a thread or post a message only once.
As a large forum, we don't need unnecessary clutter.
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Mod Edit: XDA is not a place to buy or sell anything. You've completely misunderstood the point of this section. Thread closed.
Mod Edit: XDA is not a place to buy and sell items. Thread closed.