| ??? 02/12/09 09:24 Read: times |
#162312 - Answer is wrong - and Dangerous Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Although the information might be correct in some specific circumstances, those circumstances have not been stated - and the information is certainly wrong for some countries!!
Therefore, I have marked the post as "Wrong" in case anyone just reads it and takes it as universally true without checking whether it applies to their situation. Jecksons Ben said:
Carefully for 220AC Absolutely - which is why you also need to be sure that the information you give is absolutely clear. Remember: the whole world can read your post - therefore you should never just post statements like this without making absolutely clear that it is not applicable to the whole world! |
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