on 2014 Jul 24 12:25 PM
Dear all,
With high disregard it is to bring in to your notice that the discussion of mine "Mandatory fields in Bex Reporting" http://scn.sap.com/thread/3592304 has been rejected by moderator even when this post was made keeping all in accordance with ROE.
I seriously want explanation on this from the SCN moderators on what basis and who take such steps when all rules of engagement
have been maintained.
, and all other moderators please take a note on this.
P.S:
I want this discussion to be made visible as I have important piece of information from SAP BW experts (, , ) here and in no way will I accept this rejection as i have always taken care of SCN ROE.
Regards,
Aparajit
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Hi,
Would you agree that thethread you are refering to belongs to :
http://scn.sap.com/community/business-explorer
Rather then:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3592304
Regards,
Moshe
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Hi Aparajit,
The question you have asked is very basic similar to some of your other threads. You can easily find this information with an easy search and some effort.
For Ex: Mandatory Variables
Details - Business Intelligence - SAP Library
Regards,
Pravender
I didn't touch your post, but generally speaking, I reject posts that are made in the wrong space. The reason is that when I moved documents (which takes just a little more effort than rejecting them), I'd frequently find the same person posting again and again in the wrong space. There's no incentive to do what's right - a moderator will kindly move it for them.
When I reject the post instead of moving it, the posters tend to take more care in future.
Think of it as a learning experience.
Thanks Kumar,
I will take a note of that. These seems basic as working on these areas for first time and I believe all seniors are here not only to deal with complex scenarios but also to help juniors with their queries even though it may look simple which on contrary is a bit challenging for them.
But thanks for the link!
Even though I try to do R&D and post only if I dont get the required guidance. I have always found my seniors here to be patient and helping even if it is the pettiest question. Thats how it becomes more encouraging.
I hope to look forward to that.
Regards!
I will take a note of that. These seems basic as working on these areas for first time and I believe all seniors are here not only to deal with complex scenarios but also to help juniors with their queries even though it may look simple which on contrary is a bit challenging for them.
I disagree. For example I'm not here to helps students, I'm here to help professionals who have professional responsibilities and customers with real life problems to be solved. If you are a junior, you should have a senior whose responsibility is to guide you through the basics, it's not my responsibility to do it.
Anyway, posting basic questions without searching is against the RoE, even if you are a student or a junior.
Finally your OP comes off as a great example of Entitlement. You demand! an explanation. Turn it down a notch..
I often wonder how some of these people would have survived in pre-widespread-internet days. I remember the joy of finding sapfans and getting answers to tricky questions. I also enjoyed sapfans rigorous moderation, where heavy irony and sarcasm chased away all but the most dim-witted, thick skinned leeches.
Before sapfans though, we had to either work things out for ourselves, or actually talk with our colleagues!
Before sapfans though, we had to either work things out for ourselves, or actually talk with our colleagues!
....and that is probably the reason why we still have the deep knowledge.
I already see people who are asking the same question every other year, they do not anymore store what they learn, they just know the Internet is always around to help them. Must be kind of funny situation if the boss wants an answer during a power outage.
I don't think it's necessarily bad if you are talking about very specific knowledge. You can't expect people to memorize everything, and I don't think it was a good thing when people in the past wasted so much time trying to memorize things they would never use again in the future.
The problem is when they do this in simple situations with the most common information.
SAPfans use the term Tuly Idiots
Must read "the last phrase" in above link.
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