Amiga Expert or Wordsmith ?

[Zetr0]

damn...... i've been found out.... my geekdom is now in jepordy......

[Harrison]

If they won't accept you with all of the experience you have in the field then I don't really think the site is worth bothering about.

I just had a quick look through the Amiga section of the site and most of the answers given by the current Amiga "experts" on there are really crap. Basic information that most normal Amiga users could have given, and some such as getting old games to run on an A1200 are a joke.

And for emulation the expert starts off in his answer by saying he hasn't actually ever tried Amiga emulation. So how does that make him an expert! Quite laughable!

[TiredOfLife]

I'll think I'll give that site a miss then.
Lack of good grammer or lack of computing expertise?
Which one is most important on a computing forum.

[Stephen Coates]

I wouldn't say your grammar is excellent from that, which is probably one of the reasons they don't want you, but as others have mentioned the amiga knowledge is more important, well, as long as it makes sense. I would say your grammar is more than good enough to qualify as an Amiga Expert. Maybe they just want everything on their site to be in perfect english.

[Buleste]

The only problem with my Grammar is she died 4 years ago.

[Zetr0]

meh....

its ironic.... i fear i should of paid more attention in english than that of computer class.... ohh how little they knew LOL.

I have to admit, I dont belive my grammar is that bad.... after all you are only given several boxes with poory worded questions...

so for me atleast its a ( C- : must try harder) oh well...

But as Harrison states, there not really what i would call expert questions, and the particular expert needs to equip himself with more knowledge, but atleast he is obviously better at english, which is what is required....

meh.... i blame Buleste.... not saying its his fault.... but i am going to blame him anyway

[Buleste]

Fairy Nuff.