محمد عمر
02-21-2010, 08:26 AM
AA All,
Here are some points I wish you would stick with when posting any questions:
1. Please use either plain Arabic or plain English in your posts. Hybrid language posts are really time consuming and hard to read. Things like "Elmo7adrat kanet fein " are not accepted.
2. Please ask whatever you need to ask, regardless of whether you believe it is simple or not. Something you might seem simple would help other understand other points.
3. Please do not hack over posts with many useless comments/branch discussions/side talks that deviate the topics from their main idea.
4. If you need to post a questions for me to answer, please put it in the topics I initiated; I will stay off the discussions you post yourself outside that post.
5. I have no problem at all if you want to discuss something with your colleagues first in a separate discussion/post and then get back to me to check if an answer is correct or not, but I will not interfere in any of your own discussions unless they are getting into wrong results.
I hope this would be a nice term with an easy Physics course for you :).
Best regards,
Mohammed Omar
Here are some points I wish you would stick with when posting any questions:
1. Please use either plain Arabic or plain English in your posts. Hybrid language posts are really time consuming and hard to read. Things like "Elmo7adrat kanet fein " are not accepted.
2. Please ask whatever you need to ask, regardless of whether you believe it is simple or not. Something you might seem simple would help other understand other points.
3. Please do not hack over posts with many useless comments/branch discussions/side talks that deviate the topics from their main idea.
4. If you need to post a questions for me to answer, please put it in the topics I initiated; I will stay off the discussions you post yourself outside that post.
5. I have no problem at all if you want to discuss something with your colleagues first in a separate discussion/post and then get back to me to check if an answer is correct or not, but I will not interfere in any of your own discussions unless they are getting into wrong results.
I hope this would be a nice term with an easy Physics course for you :).
Best regards,
Mohammed Omar