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+# Unsorted Wiki Pages
+
+* ubergeek
+    * [Don't Say Hello](/wiki/unsorted/ubergeek/nohello)
+    * [Don't Be Impatient](/wiki/unsorted/ubergeek/impatient)
+    * [Don't Ask to Ask](/wiki/unsorted/ubergeek/askingtoask)

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+# Don't Ask to Ask
+
+Don't ask to ask a question in [chat](/wiki/system/chat), or on [iris](/wiki/iris).  Just ask your question!
+
+Asking to ask is pointless.  Either someone will answer your question, or they wont.  Corollary:  [Don't be Impatient](/wiki/unsorted/ubergeek/impatient).  Sometimes, people are busy, and might take more than 10 seconds to respond.
+
+Bad Convo Example:
+
+```
+9:00 You: Can I get some help with something?
+... waiting ...
+9:10 You: can I get someone to help me?
+9:15 ubergeek: My bad, I was busy...  What do you need?
+9:18 You: My foo isn't bar'ing!  And I have no idea what to do.
+9:19 ubergeek: Oh, you have to flim the flam, and then foo will bar.
+```
+
+Good Convo Example:
+
+```
+9:00 You: I need some help, my foo isn't bar'ing.  Anyone to lend a hand?
+9:15 ubergeek: Sorry, was busy.  But you need to flim the flam, then your foo will bar.
+9:16 You:  Thanks!  I owe you a beer!
+```
+
+In bad convo, your resolution took longer, and you likely irritated ubergeek by being impatient.  In Good Convo, your problem was resolved a bit quicker, and ubergeek was happy to help!
+
+PS [Ubergeek](https://thunix.net/~ubergeek) is happy to help, regardless.

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+# Don't Be Impatient
+
+Being impatient in getting help on Thunix will score you no points at all in credibility...  For a few reasons:
+
+* Thunix is ran by an all-volunteer team.  We don't get paid to do this.  We get some donations, but usually, not even enough to break even.
+* Thunix is self-documented, generally (If it's not, it's a bug, and an issue should be submitted [here](https://tildegit.org/thunix/documentation) or a new wiki page made [here](https://tildegit.org/thunix/wiki).
+* Thunix is maintained by a set of automation scripts.  If something isn't working, a PR [here](https://tildegit.org/thunix/ansible) can be done, to fix the problem.
+
+So, if you ask a question in [#thunix](https://web.tilde.chat/?join=thunix), be patient.  There's generally not a lot of chatter, and it just takes a bit to catch up.  If it's been "too long", feel free to open an issue in [the pertinent repo](https://tildegit.org/thunix) or email the admin team at root at thunix.net.

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+# Don't Just Say 'Hello' In Chat
+
+For another article about this, see [nohello.com](http://nohello.com).
+
+Just saying "Hello", and nothing else in a chat room is just as bad as [asking to ask](askingtoask).  Just saying "Hello" does two kinda bad things:
+
+* Interrupts the person you're asking.
+    * The person you're interrupting is likely in the middle of something.  A chat client "pings" them, and they go to check (Stopping what they are doing).
+    * If you just say,"Hello", you've given them no information, and thusly, interrupted them needlessly.
+* It wastes time to resolution for your problem
+    * If you say,"Hello", you wait 30-60 seconds, for the other person to say "Hi back".  Then they spend 30-60 seconds waiting for you to say what it is you need.  That's 60 second to 120 seconds to even begin researching the answer.
+    * If instead, you say,"Hello, I have a problem with my key.  Here is the pastebin for it, can you check, please?", instantly that person has all the info to begin answering your question.  We saved 60-120 seconds of everyone's time!
+
+Example of bad convo:
+
+```
+9:00 Person 1: Hi.
+9:01 Person 2: Hai back!
+9:02 Person 1: I have a problem with my key?  Can you check on it?
+9:03 Person 2: Sure!
+9:04 Person 2: All fixed!
+9:05 Person 1: Yep, looks good!  Thanks a bunch!
+```
+
+Example of good convo:
+
+```
+9:00 Person 1: Hi, I have an issue with my key, can you check on it?  Here is what I think it is:  pastebinurls.com/XYZZY
+9:01 Person 2: Sure, hang on a sec...
+9:01 Person 2: All fixed!  Give it a try!
+9:02 Person 1  Yep, all good, thanks a bunch!
+```
+
+In Bad Convo, it took 5 minutes to resolution.  In Good Convo, took 2 minutes.  See why it's better?
+
+It very well seems rude, because you don't just jam a person up with a question right when you see them face-to-face.  But face-to-face convos have a lot of nuance to them, that is lacking in IRC.  And, while maybe rude, it allows for asynchronous communication, whereas Bad Convo demands a serialized communication.  Asynch is better :)