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It depends on a multitude of things:
What you'll find is that the more time you spend doing oracle, the less chance there is someone who's doing what your doing. Example: I asked about abstract data types, the silence was like going deaf. SO what happens then is you are moving more towards the answering of questions instead of asking. Sure I ask every once in a while(and am a pain the arse sometimes with my answers) but you'll find that the list's mission is still the same.
Jared, am i on track?
joe
> Hello Jared and Listers,
>
> Has this Lists "Mission Statement" changed?
> What I mean by this, is that I have asked two or is it three questions
> here this year and received 0 answers.
>
> Now when I first joined, a number of years ago, there was *a lot* of
> help for the newbie questions, even if it was to guide them to the right
> documentation.
> Yet now I find not only my questions but others questions ignored. Am I
> being paranoid?
>
> My job is of such a nature that Oracle is not the only cap I wear and
> hence am expected to be a jack-of-all-trades and it is impossible to be
> master of anyone of those caps. So it is great to have a resource to
> read and be able to ask questions, but I wonder if this is the right
> forum now.
>
> Denham
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