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Write page: Etiquette > Willingness to ask questions #12
The best way to learn is to ask questions. While a lot of people can "learn" from reading a website, it's the personal interaction which really helps make a concept to click. This helps to clarify concepts and nuances of language.
Again, there's no shame in ignorance. There is in being too proud to ask a question.
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vmbrasseur commentedon Feb 12, 2014
This may duplicate a lot of "Willingness to learn" (#11).
But, again, it's a valuable concept which is worth repeating.
As well, having separate pages will give people multiple places to learn these good things.
vmbrasseur commentedon Feb 12, 2014
Really, @TardisPackrat has covered a TON of this in #11.
The best way to learn is to ask questions. While a lot of people can "learn" from reading a website, it's the personal interaction which really helps make a concept to click. This helps to clarify concepts and nuances of language.
Again, there's no shame in ignorance. There is in being too proud to ask a question.
Ask the question. You'll be glad you did.