If the stereostypes exist they exist for everyone with weak content or with everyone who are not able to frame their questions properly in general but you specially pointed out "Indian Programmers" in your explanation to Chris.Why can't you say it in a general sense? Well I think your reply about Indian Programmers is something created by your own mindset and I can make it out very well by reading other member's responses. As far I am concerned your response about Indian Programmers is nothing more than crap.

If the stereostypes exist they exist for everyone with weak content or with everyone who are not able to frame their questions properly in general but you specially pointed out "Indian Programmers" in your explanation to Chris.Why can't you say it in a general sense?

"andher nagri chaupat raja" that indeed is your favourite quotation.

Thankyou for your advice but I really don't need a guidance on what should I focus on.

"Indian programmers posting low-value content here" "Indian members who've struggled to fit into the Lounge or the other main forums here" Nish, I do not suffer an English problem nor do I think my content was weak.You have no right to typecast Indian Programmers as the one posting low value content or as the one who are not able to frame their questions properly. There is no one perfect on this planet and that inlcudes you too.

Nish's response.

I noticed that his response was not good enough.

Is this something written by your own? You mean to say being an Indian I have no right to ask a quesion other than in Indian Forum?You mean to say Indians dont have the knowledge to ask question openly. They should only interact in Indian forums? And sharing knowledge depends upon which country I belong to? Your response was not good enough.

1. Oh I thought "Mr." is a decent way of addressing someone and by the way I have not offended anyone that someone will pick me to bones. 2)"In my case" I was just asking for asp.net best practices book based on readers experiences as googling gave me so many results.But how does it matter if I belong to India or some other country? I never mentioned I have problem reading books written in English language. 3)Thankyou for the bonus links.

I want to ask everyone on codeproject is Indian Forum the only place to ask questions for Indians on ASP.Net.Why I am asking this please refer to the solution posted by Mr. OriginalGriff to my query here is the link http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/719809/ASP-Net-Best-Practices

Dont make personal remarks on Indians as you just now did to what I asked as "ASP.Net Best Practices". Being an Indian "India Forum " is not the only place I can ask a query on ASP.Net.

Happy walking :)

Should I laugh on that? :omg:

Thats great ! :)

Hi Friends, I want to know some good books to refer for "ASP.Net best practices" ,I have googled the same and there are so many books available.So can any of you tell me some good book to refer depending upon your reading experiences. Regards

Hi Friends , How are you? How is your Sunday going ? :)