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English, 10.11.2020 21:20 lejeanjamespete1

This is a protest People who ask questions and need our help. You know some people answer for points. They just want points and don't give us the correct answers. I asked a question twice, and people just wanted the points. ARE WE GOING TO LET THEM DO THIS. This website is for people who need help. Some people do ask questions bc they dont want the points, and people answer it. I'm not talking about them. Im talking about when someone really needs our help. If this question gets deleted, ill make another one, and another one. Try to stop me. But this is unfair. WE WILL NOT SIT BY WHILE PEOPLE ARE BEGGING FOR HELP, AND PEOPLE ARE LAUGHING ABOUT IT WHO'S WITH ME?

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