Or... once again DO SOME GOOGLE SEARCHING BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS. This video, also mine, was right next to that one in the "related videos" probably...

Chris
PS: It's easy, cause although being a lefty, I build, and play, right handed guitars

Hey Chuck. Thanks for the further implication of not being friendly. However, I answered his question, no? Twice actually! Even when I took issue with stuff. And before he asked "why be a dick?" all I did was tell him he should google stuff (without profanity or name calling I might add). Now, I said more after that... but he literally asked for an explanation.
I'd argue that still makes me pretty dang nice... just not hand-holdy. I believe your response handled that part just fine.
I'd argue that in the end, he's more happy to have gotten information than the pat on the back
Chris

If that's true I apologize, but for the life of my I do not remember any of those additional details. As per my response, where I literally said, "Now, if you had come on and said something like "I've found these videos _______________, _______________, and _____________. What do ya'll think? Which should I go by?" That's different. You'd have both shown initiative and be asking for opinion, not spoon-feeding." I really cannot see myself saying that if you literally had stuff pointing the the contrary.

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That said, as for the bickering; there's a decent amount of folks on here that if you don't make all answers super nice and peachy they get all bent out of shape. Telling someone to Google apparently hits that nerve (although I suspect they're more taken with my response to your "why be a dick" question... but I feel I was just answering an honest question hahah). You can't criticize elements of people's builds, if something is blatantly wrong you can't say anything... etc. It's this new idea from recent decades that everyone gets a participation award. As far as I'm concerned, this lack of honesty, hand holding, spoon feeding, etc. encourages the continuance of not improving one's self/work (and people on American Idol that have been told they can sing all their life when they sound like a donkey). This ultra-PC view doesn't really do anyone any good in the long run as far as I'm concerned.
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Chris

Lol. Hey Chris nice tutorial but why be a dick?

Because I don't appreciate people who do no research of their own and expect others to spoon feed them. Simple as that.

There's a way to say something, and a way not to.

There's valid criticism delivered responsibly, and there's feather ruffling.

There's peeing off noobs so that they leave "your" forum alone and don't clog it up with useless questions, and there's, well, going somewhere else.

Posting a video of your own making is INVITING followup questions. Telling someone to google any more information after that before annoying you with more questions is being a dick.

Answering the question "Why are you being a dick?" with a sentence starting with "Because I don't appreciate blah blah blah" is admitting being a dick.

Telling the poor guy who asked a question that it's OKAY to ask questions, that's why we're members of a forum, after being dissed, is not Hand-Holding.

It's this new idea from recent decades that everyone gets a participation award.