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Originally Posted by david_e
So?
Someone has asked for help, received the advice they were seeking, and politely thanked everyone for their suggestions.
The fact that you feel the need to make negative comments and question motives in a thread that has been resolved is really more of a statement about you, isn't it? And not a very good one...  |
I don't particularly like the idea of being 'taught' by someone who doesn't know what they're teaching. Nor do I enjoy paying for something when the someone doing the teaching doesn't know the information they're supposed to be teaching.
Been there. Done that!
I've paid for courses given at community centres only to meet someone unqualified to make any sort of presentation on the subject matter being presented. OP's question screamed to me that that's exactly what they were doing. So, yes, I'm going to voice that opinion.
If someone wants to teach something to others, that's wonderful. But that someone should know the subject matter BEFORE they offer to teach it not after they've been contracted and presumably paid, to do so. That's my beef and it's a legit one too.