Okay, so if I ever meet someone who is starving, and I have a stack of fish, I should tell them "go fishing"?
That's a interesting comparison you're doing there:
1. Someone that wants an answer to a question, who are willing to wait for however long it takes for someone else to supply it.
(even though they could gained that answer themselves within seconds by looking at the tags assigned to the thread they posted the question in)
2. Someone that is in danger of staving to death if the don't gain access to food.
And then you seem to misunderstand the meaning of the word "consider"... and seem to miss the fact that I agreed with the part of your earlier statement that I quoted.
If you hate answering them, than.... ummm.... don't answer them... at all.
A couple of points:
1. I did indirectly answer the question by pointing out that the tags associated with this thread gives the answer.
2. My previous comments (relating to the current subject matter) were all replies to what others had commented about the original answer of the initial question.
3. Both on this forum, as on those related to using the Twine development toolchain, the majority of my posts are relating to supplying solutions to others technical problems. So I do have some history with helping others, and I generally use the adage I mentioned when supplying those answers.
eg. I generally teach those others how to workout the solution themselves before supplying an example solution.
