And i would have appreciated the solution he/she gave. Would even and of course have thanked for it. If not for the part where i was told to be more specific in future - which wasn't needed as you just said, because the answer was given. If i didn't give enough info, than yes, request more info. But that info obviously wasn't needed, so him/her telling me to give more info next time was unfounded/unreasonable or simply called complaining.
Okay, let me use a simple analogy.
Let's say that you have a stomach ache. Luckuly, there's a nurse's office nearby. You go to the nurse, tell her that you ate something shitty and now it hurts "somewhere in here". No details about the food, its content or quantity, no details about your allergies. Just "I ate a shitty thing a while ago and now it hurts under the lungs".
Luckuly, you are not the first one to be in her office with such request. She remembers that there's a new burrito stand that appeared a week ago and ever since it opened she gets at least three complaints of stomach ache from the locals every day. She gives you the pills you need, tells you to stay away from the burritos and says that you should be more specific next time so that she doesn't have to go into Sherlock Holmes mode and guess on a spot what kind of stomach ache you have and what medicine she needs to give you.
As you can see, the nurse isn't trying to sass or bully you. She just wants you to be more considerate. The more details you give people, the easier it is for them to do their job and lesser the chances to receive an unhelpful or even harmful advice.
So how about we
all stop jumping to conclusions and generally being a dicks to each other in this thread and call it a day? Yeah, I know I'm on the Internet and asking people to be civil here can be akin to asking Chechnya to stop murdering gays, but it never hurts to try.