vidya said:
Abe ganda bhai bahut sawaal puche ja rahe ho..........
Sit and browse the web or search on top for ur answers. If u raise a question is it compulsory for someone to answer you.
Vidyanathji. 8)
Well,many a times even experienced members hesitate to comment or respond even if they want to, because a lot of people are so stingy about rating someone 'Good' even if they are useful to them. Look at you for example. Looking at your previous posts, this is not the rating you should have earned by now. Contrary, these experienced members end up getting a lot of negative ratings affecting their reputation in this forum. So, why bother to respond and take a risk if your time and effort are not appreciated!?! How many times have you seen people who take help have helped those who offered them in the past? So,someone who is helping is always at a loss. The only thing if at all they gain would be knowledge of immigration process by doing researches on behalf of the help seeker. Of course, some are least bothered about ratings and some are doing it as a passion.
It is always better not to expect anything in return when you help in real life. But since your entire history in this forum is documented,without any monetary benefit and it can affect your reputation in the long run, this is the minimum courtesy one can expect from the people whom you help. No ratings means you have hardly contributed anything useful or not made an effort to bring any changes in the lives of people whom you interact here. And as a result, in future, people will not take you seriously even after spending so much time - just like how you build up the credit rating in Canada.
If you do volunteer work in Canada, at the end of the day, you will at least get a good reference or good will. I believe, when people start getting a bit more generous in their ratings, automatically more silent members will step forward to offer their helping hand in what ever ways possible by them.
