Does it Bug You When Members Don't Thank You?

[Nagishkaw 510]

It's just the right thing to do, IMO.

Nagi, I agree that a thank you is the right thing but I don't think one should expect it nor be too put off when a thank you is not forthcoming. Politeness can go along way toward developing good relationships here and in most aspects of our lives.

NavarreMan,

Thank you.

[Krikit 1,163]

Thank you's are cool, but it bugs me more when someone asks the same question (or states the should-now be corrected info) over and over again despite it being answered a few times over previously. I just wind up ignoring the subsequent requests.

lol @ Jenn

Does the name Daisy spring to mind?

[Queen Jenn 0]

I put no. Sometimes I don't even know if they have thanked me, because I don't always have time to go back and read that thread after I've answered the question.

[chri'stina 190]

It doesn't bother me...I don't write much visa info these days but I answer other questions on the boards sometimes and ask questions. I think a "thank you everyone" is fine instead of having to thank each one individually, especially if you get lots of responses.

[LaurenR 0]

I don't know if I've offered any advice yet (since I'm pretty new to it all). If I did put my two cents in and didn't get a thank you, I don't think it would bother me much. I know how hectic all of this can get. I do however try to make it a point to thank anyone who offers answers to the questions I post (but I've probably forgotten to do this once or twice ) So... I put no but I think it's polite to post thank yous.

[LaL 418]

Thank you's are cool, but it bugs me more when someone asks the same question (or states the should-now be corrected info) over and over again despite it being answered a few times over previously. I just wind up ignoring the subsequent requests.

lol @ Jenn

Does the name Daisy spring to mind?

No, I was just speaking in generalities thinking back on the years here.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

After you and/or other members have gone out of their way to politely respond to another member's question, does it bother you that they don't post a thank you for your input?

I don't offer input. I try to be as unhelpful as possible. So I don't know. You have no choice for N/A. Therefore this poll is flawed.

[Ovaltine Jenkins 5]

It doesn´t bother me but a thank you every now and then is nice too

[Bassi and Zainab 1]

After you and/or other members have gone out of their way to politely respond to another member's question, does it bother you that they don't post a thank you for your input?

No, but thank you for asking. I would imagine that you have not given much thought to thanking those who have taken part in your poll. I also do not expect a waiter to follow me to the parking lot and fall to their knees thanking me for the tip I left for them. Most information here is gratuitous and I do not think most expect a thank you, but it never hurts to be grateful and to express that gratitude.

*contemplates another poll on un-called for rude posts*

I didn't find that post to be rude at all. So everyone sees things differently, but I would agree with him. I don't really need to have someone tell me thank you. The sharing of information is the purpose of this board. Thank yous are nice in this instance, but I wouldn't react or be upset if I didn't get one. Honestly, I probably wouldn't even notice if I got one or not.

[Nessa 23]

no. thanks for asking

[bakofoil 27]

It's just the right thing to do, IMO.

Nagi, I agree that a thank you is the right thing but I don't think one should expect it nor be too put off when a thank you is not forthcoming. Politeness can go along way toward developing good relationships here and in most aspects of our lives.

NavarreMan,

Thank you.

Thank you Nagi for making me chuckle

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

No. I am far more bothered by people that attack other posters trying to offer suggestions or words of encouragement.

[Krikit 1,163]

After you and/or other members have gone out of their way to politely respond to another member's question, does it bother you that they don't post a thank you for your input?

No, but thank you for asking. I would imagine that you have not given much thought to thanking those who have taken part in your poll. I also do not expect a waiter to follow me to the parking lot and fall to their knees thanking me for the tip I left for them. Most information here is gratuitous and I do not think most expect a thank you, but it never hurts to be grateful and to express that gratitude.

*contemplates another poll on un-called for rude posts*

I didn't find that post to be rude at all. So everyone sees things differently, but I would agree with him. I don't really need to have someone tell me thank you. The sharing of information is the purpose of this board. Thank yous are nice in this instance, but I wouldn't react or be upset if I didn't get one. Honestly, I probably wouldn't even notice if I got one or not.

It's okay Bassi and Zainab... my response was actually kind of tongue-in-cheek, which I think was how NavarreMan's post was too.

Well, everybody. At this point in time I would like to thank you all for taking part in the poll. It was very kind of you to participate and offer a response. Thank you.

[Krikit 1,163]

I don't offer input. I try to be as unhelpful as possible. So I don't know. You have no choice for N/A. Therefore this poll is flawed.

I intentionally omitted an option for anything but a yes or no response. As you know, pollsters do this on purpose. Your input, as always, is appreciated.

[almaty 19]

After you and/or other members have gone out of their way to politely respond to another member's question, does it bother you that they don't post a thank you for your input?

I don't offer input. I try to be as unhelpful as possible. So I don't know. You have no choice for N/A. Therefore this poll is flawed.

here is some input for you....stfu, you Persian Shoe