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jen Aug 11th, 2002 01:13 PM

Vegas entertainment book
 
Where can you can one of these books?

jbj Aug 11th, 2002 01:22 PM

www.entertainment.com<BR><BR>Coupons in the 2002 book expire at the end of October

Sarah Aug 12th, 2002 02:35 AM

What is an Entertainment Book?

joan Aug 12th, 2002 02:40 AM

What is a Vegas?

jen Aug 12th, 2002 06:24 AM

Joan,<BR><BR>People like you are the reason other people dont like to write one this forum, you get off on making fun of people. If you can't be polite then dont respond.

Tom Aug 12th, 2002 07:08 AM

Jen,<BR><BR>Lighten up and try not to be so thin skinned! Life = fun.

Sarah Aug 13th, 2002 01:26 AM

Jen, I totally agree with you. Im coming to LV soon from London and there are things mentioned on this board that you don't get in the UK. Whats the point of having a board like this if every question that you asks gets mocked.

don Aug 13th, 2002 01:43 AM

If you wanted to know what an entertainment book was, all you had to do was follow the posted link to www.entertainment.com. Seems people here would rather be spoonfed information than take the time to seek it out themselves.

jason Aug 13th, 2002 02:37 AM

I don't understand it either. If Sarah had just gone to the entertainment website url which was posted for all to see, she would've found the answer to her question in a minute. Instead she's been waiting 24 hours and still no answer...

speedo Aug 13th, 2002 04:41 AM

I propose two basic tenets to follow if one decides to respond to a posted inquiry: 1) Assume the poser is sincere in seeking information; and 2) Provide the information being sought in a civil manner. If either ot both tenets cannot be met then don't respond to the posers request.<BR><BR>message to jen: to might want to consider thanking jbj for the info, (a really qreat response by the way), move forward on planning your LV trip and avoid again opening this thread..

susanne Aug 13th, 2002 05:33 AM

I agree with the last post, I am half afraid to ask a question for fear of being ridiculed. Posters are interested in other individuals opinions and experiences, pointing someone to a web site is fine but more personalized replys are better. The Fodors board needs to weed out the smack talk.

bettyk Aug 13th, 2002 06:18 AM

I can see both sides of this issue. I also get tired of seeing the same old questions asked over and over when the information can be found through a simple search either on this site or using www.google.com. On the other hand, I see no need for nastiness. I would simple "suggest" that the person do a search for the info for himself/herself.

Helen Aug 22nd, 2002 12:39 AM

Susanne, I'm beginning to think that Fodors has washed it's hands of this forum. <BR>It's full of nasty, petty people who are getting away with spoiling the very nature of the board. <BR>It is a real shame that even the most innocuous questions provoke such vitriol and I too am often apprehensive about asking for advice. <BR>Anyone at Fodors care to comment?

speedo Aug 22nd, 2002 04:14 AM

Helen, in my fairly short experience with this forum, I've concluded a couple of things. First, anyone posting a question (or answer for that matter) automatically opens themselves up to ridicule. This cannot be avoided, so if one is sensitive in this regard, then don't post or respond. Second, responses tend to be of two kinds - sincere (on the premise the poster is genuine in seeking help) or vitriolic, (and agressively looking for fault with or to chastise the poster), as you point out.<BR><BR>The way I approach this matter is to: 1) respond only if I believe I might be able to provide useful information to the poster; 2) resist the temptation to engage in debate when I read something I find offensive or rude; but 3) defend the right of everyone to post a question to which they seek a helpful answer.<BR><BR>I enjoy the entertaining escape and informative nature of reading a wide array of questions, and hope those of you who are sincere in your desire to find helpful information, will fear not the chafe and gruel rude individuals wish to provide and continue to use this forum.

ceecee Aug 22nd, 2002 06:25 AM

This would be a great place if people would just give travel opinions and stop the nonsense. Go to a chat room if you want to argue. Some of you guys really get off on insulting people. Stick to travel info because the rest of it is just too stupid for words.

Garrett Aug 23rd, 2002 10:10 AM

Dont listen to these guys that are complaining, they are just uneducated and have nothing better to do then to bug you. They are probably jealous because they can't afford to travel.


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