A question about computers?

I asked a question about computers, read some

answers, and picked one I thought was the best.

My knowledge of computers is about as good

as a person with a computer store/repair business.

Later, I read this person's answer again, and I

had written in there the person sounded like

he knew his stuff. I really think this was an

engineer now. I felt dumb in saying "good

answer, you're smart'.

Can you make a confident assumption,

in answers about computers or electronics,

what level of education one has in the answer?

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No, you can't. I work in IT.

Here's a tip. Nerds and hobbyists stick to the tech-talk lingo. You will find people who work in IT for a living however will often try to follow the "K.I.S.S." principle (Keep it simple stupid) when explaining things to a computer user when they are uncertain of the users level of confidence and knowledge concerning a machine. Like the nerd or hobbyist, IT pros can speak the tech talk or "geek-speak" as it's called, but they also realize that business doesn't always understand IT's terms.

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