Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 18

/qa/ is known as the best place to find people who aren't too scared to tell you how they really feel about you and your shitty post in the form of an in-depth dissection. We're all guilty of it: posting in /qa/ or any other site is almost as inevitable as masturbating every night (or rather not masturbating, because cooming every day sounds too exhausting), and it's inevitable that you'll one day run into some smartass gemmer just itching to point out that you misspelled something, used a 'jak you shouldn't have used, or missed a comma, all of which he'll do gleefully and in excruciating detail, because he's in high school and that's what is expected of him. So the first thing you want to do when you are in a board that is known for its smartasses, is stay there.

Because no matter what you write or how many times you tell them they need a shower, you'll be just as likely to get a smartass response as you would if you hadn't bothered to write in the first place. The only way to go about things is to be able to tell the difference between someone who's really interested in what you're trying to do (like this gemmer who's going to go on a grammar rampage until you get the message) and someone who's simply there to make sure you know how shit your taste in tranime is. 4cuck lost though.