Are the blogs always helpful?????

[RichiJenny 14]

i can imagine that it was typed with one finger and a stolen copy of the Collins English Dictionary with 70% of the pages missing!!

[garyandkris 0]

I was actively watching this fourm last year as I was awaiting for my petition.

Following are my observations:

1. Some people are "cry babies", I noticed many who would start crying if they don't get NOA in timely matter, the fact is when you are in international relationship you have to bare. No crying....

2. After while many people feel that they are on top of the world, and many provide very useful information.

e.g. Aussie : read her response, always helps, her tricks works, you can cut time by following her steps

Yordak: don't read his posts, he don't contribute by providing useful info but still want to advise (mostly his belief), don't answers to reader's questions but questions them in return.

3. Some times lying is helpful. If you are little short on your resources make them up, learn from other people's mistakes and lie effectivly.

4. Don't spend too much time on this forum as you will only get deppressed.

5. Some people are very dumb, ask questions that are already answered. Do research "slobbbbbs"

6. Learn how to spell or use spell checker. ( I have made some spell errors find it)

Is this a joke? If so, your troll-fu is strong.

I have been actively watching this forum for the last seven months as I've been waiting for visa approval.

The following are my observations:

1. Some people are "whiners". I've noticed many who start whining if they don't like what others have posted. The fact is that when you are a member of a discussion forum, you have to put up with opinions that are contrary to your own. No whining....

2. After a while, many people feel that they have learned enough about the visa process so far that their knowledge may be helpful to others who are just starting out. Some posters may appear gruff in style, but the ultimate goal of their posting is to aid newer members.

3. Most of the time, lying will come back to bite you in the a** at some point later in the process. If you decide to lie to immigration about something, you must accept the possible negative consequences.

4. Don't spend too much time obsessing over the negative stories on this forum or you will only get depressed. Do spend time both sharing your immigration experiences with and encouraging others.

5. Some people are new to both this forum and internet forums in general, and they haven't acquired the search skills necessary to find answers to all their questions. It's a minor annoyance to see the same questions asked repeatedly, but the search function isn't perfect, and many don't even realize it's there until they've been on the boards a while.

6. Who cares if a word or two is misspelled in a post as long as you understand the meaning? English isn't everyone's first language, and we all make mistakes when posting, especially if we're in a hurry.

7. I like cookies.

[rebeccajo 14]

Weird.

And that's not lying.

[Niels Bohr 72]

The idea is to use whatever useful information that may help you. Other things are their own problems. No one can help them.

[jundp 191]

7. I like cookies.

Me too. As for everything else...I'm an English teacher and I spell things wrong all the time! I'm here to read guides and also have some virtual support from others going through this process. So far so good.

[Dwarf_Ogress 0]

VJ has been nothing but helpful for me! I love the people, the advice given, and the fact that people have no problem re-answering many questions about the visa process. Plus it is great to have peoples' perspectives on every aspect of the visa journey.

LONG LIVE VISA JOURNEY!

[Mary Lou 681]

I was actively watching this fourm last year as I was awaiting for my petition.

Following are my observations:

1. Some people are "cry babies", I noticed many who would start crying if they don't get NOA in timely matter, the fact is when you are in international relationship you have to bare. No crying....

2. After while many people feel that they are on top of the world, and many provide very useful information.

e.g. Aussie : read her response, always helps, her tricks works, you can cut time by following her steps

Yordak: don't read his posts, he don't contribute by providing useful info but still want to advise (mostly his belief), don't answers to reader's questions but questions them in return.

3. Some times lying is helpful. If you are little short on your resources make them up, learn from other people's mistakes and lie effectivly.

4. Don't spend too much time on this forum as you will only get deppressed.

5. Some people are very dumb, ask questions that are already answered. Do research "slobbbbbs"

6. Learn how to spell or use spell checker. ( I have made some spell errors find it)

Well aren't you such a little ray of sunshine

[Nagishkaw 510]

PDNFTT

[Dan J 277]

Please Do Not Feed The Troll

True, sister J. Move along people.

[Geist 0]

As this forum is a FORUM and not a blog, I hearby declare the entire thread void.

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

As this forum is a FORUM and not a blog, I hearby declare the entire thread void.

I Second that

[Krikit 1,163]

7. I like cookies.

Well aren't you such a little ray of sunshine

LOVED these. Thank you. I needed that.