This user edited my answer on this question of theirs. ( <= There are four links in there)
They removed relevant, useful information from my answer because (presumably) it incriminates them of spamming. Fortunately, because they didn't have the privilege, the edit was rejected by two established...
How should I phrase a Q&A? I have done it before, but I think I'm doing it all wrong? Should I write the question like I would have before I found a solution?
I've spent a few days thinking about it and I'm going to decline. I think any help I can give to this site I can do through Meta whether or not I'm a mod. My interest in the site is mostly from the "can it work, and if so how?" standpoint and not the actual subject matter. In particular, in its current form, I do not believe in this site enough to actually promote it to people, which is probably a good sign I shouldn't be a mod. — Sterno4 mins ago
I feel like it should be off topic as not a physical problem
what do you guys think?
@apaul34208 The "simple enough solution" for the problem would be to just turn your hands upside down and wait for the water to go down mostly then grab the paper towel
or to use two
or to sling your hands before grabbing a paper towel
@ZachSaucier I understand where you're coming from, but it seems that in a few cases adjusting technique will work just as well as a new tool or gadget. Take lifehacks.stackexchange.com/a/2133/32 for instance.
@ZachSaucier Is it an issue of how the question is worded? Would it be better if it appeared to ask for a tool?
....in any event, guys, the question has been edited since you guys started arguing about it. It looks fine to me, in its current version. — Shokhet25 secs ago
@iliveunderawesomerock I started looking for something, and then decided that I had better spend my time on organizing my notes, which I would need to do regardless ;-)
@iliveunderawesomerock this is a good lecture on the topic
@iliveunderawesomerock I never really had a problem with speeches; my issue this time was that my time got cut significantly, the day before I was due to give it.
@iliveunderawesomerock It wasn't about "passing," exactly....in my school, someone presents a topic in halacha (Jewish law) once a week, for fun....that week it was my turn.
@Shokhet I can't watch it now, but I will be sure to. I know about Christmas though, but if the holiday makes you feel better then celebrate it. I think we need more celebration nowadays.
@Shokhet Oh that sounds like fun! I'm in a college so all I had was 5 speeches :)
@iliveunderawesomerock Celebration doesn't hurt, but after hearing that lecture, I would be really upset if my kids celebrated Christmas. ....like I said, it's not a celebration of what most people think it's a celebration of.
@Shokhet I was a speed talker, I got the highest grade in the class because I gave it my all. Some non-shy people failed and they shouldn't they weren't shy.
@iliveunderawesomerock I happen to be pretty shy, but if I feel like I know what I'm talking about, then I have no ( okay, almost no ) issue with public speaking.
Effort definitely counts for something, in speaking.
@iliveunderawesomerock Pitch isn't really a problem for me; I have to pay attention to get good eye contact -- I can do it, but it doesn't happen by itself.
I've found, though, that every time I speak publicly, it gets a little easier. I figure I'll do it enough times, it'll get to be really easy, eventually.
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