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Question: Frankly and honestly and seriously speaking is my disclaimer irritate u?if so i next time i stop writing?

(Posted by: Datuk Seri Man on 2009-06-13 02:09:16)

Because i want to protect myself

Posted by: Avex on 2009-06-13, 04:24:31

Please bear in mind that the typical layman hates legalese. In order to be advised of their rights and the effects of the disclaimer, folks have to engage the services of a lawyer. All this trouble to answer some bloody "question " on Y!A. Malaysians (and foreigners alike), I'm sure, have better things to do (like filling their stomach in open houses). I'm just sayin.

Posted by: Matt T on 2009-06-13, 06:58:38

No. You are not irritating. In fact, your questions are very intelligent and thought-provoking. Don't stop contributing in Yahoo Answers! A lot of people learn from you. It's actually nice to flash a disclaimer before questioning or answering, so that other people think that you are in good faith.

Posted by: Bummer♥ Bunny on 2009-06-13, 08:17:42

Honestly...nope. i think it's funny though, haha

Posted by: bakcaca on 2009-06-13, 09:48:41

Hmmmmm, ask questions to increase level angd add more information, go dato'...

Posted by: A Penangite named David® on 2009-06-13, 22:25:06

We Y!AM support you!!!