I think the amount of new peeps stating the same says something.
Perhaps you need a lesson in statistics.
If there are 100 newbies complaining, and 10,000,000 newbies that figured it out just fine, is it really worth anybody's time and effort to try and force the 0.001% to see something that the other 99.999% didn't have a problem with?
The amount of new peeps stating the same thing is meaningless without knowing the amount of new peeps NOT stating the same thing.
I make it 137004, perhaps you need to brush up on your maths.
Anyhow I have better things to do than to pick holes with you full members that hangout in the newbie section giving newbies a hard time...seeya!
100 / 10,000,000 = 0.00001 = 0.001%
My maths seems ok. How do you get 137004?
Perhaps you are saying that there are 137004 newbies that figured it out (which requires no maths at all, so I don't understand what you are getting at)?
Note that I was making a point that "the amount of new peeps stating the same" doesn't necessarily "say something" unless you compare it to the total number NOT stating the same.
I'm not stating that there actually are 10,000,000 users of this forum, that would be silly. Only using the number as an example to prove a point about ratios.
Fine, we'll use your actual numbers if you like.
137004 users.
7 newbies have complained so far in this thread.
7 / 137004 = 0.00005109 = 0.005109%
A bit more than 5 times my example, and yet still a ridiculously small number.
Honestly, the forum tries to shove it in the face of the newbies at least 3 distinct times. Most of us had no difficulty figuring it out. Those who can't be bothered to notice aren't going to notice any other efforts anyhow, and those who can't be bothered to notice seem to have a high probability of contributing worthless drivel until they've read a bit about what's already been said anyhow.
