akflightmedic
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Now you gone too far! Calling me out like that....
I been pulling this internet forum ruse for well over a decade now and you messing up my game!
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Now you gone too far! Calling me out like that....
I been pulling this internet forum ruse for well over a decade now and you messing up my game!
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NysEms2117
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Just going to think logically out loud here. If it is my first day/week on a forum and I have a question. A doctor who is verified, answers. Then an EMT/Paramedic answers who is unverified answers. Who would you have more of an inclination to believe? Would i take their word to the bank, no. I would google what the doctor said, if it makes sense and is confirmed by a reliable source, then I would believe it. I am proposing for it to be voluntary, on all accounts btw.
ERDoc
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I also assumed we were talking voluntary. I would be against making it mandatory.
DrParasite
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Following that logic, shouldn't you google the unverified poster's answers if it makes sense, to see if it was confirmed by a reliable source? Whether it is from a verified source or not, if you like it, look up up via an objective 3rd party and see what an "expert" thinks
In fact, I would argue that it is stupid to accept anything you read online as the way to do things, without doing your own HW.
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NysEms2117
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Me personally if the verification came to fruition I wouldn't bother looking at said unverified post until I had confirmed the verified doctors post was proven wrong. But that's me personally.
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NomadicMedic
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I, for one, would NEVER trust an answer form somebody who deigns to call themselves "ER Doc" on an online forum.
The audacity.
The audacity.
ERDoc
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I, for one, would NEVER trust an answer form somebody who deigns to call themselves "ER Doc" on an online forum.
The audacity.
**Insert lame, overused Holiday Inn joke here**
I guess you are right, it's pretty audacious. Thankfully no one calls themselves 'medic' on here.
CALEMT
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Or EMT I mean who just does that? Or put the first 3 letters of the state they're in?
It just shows how much of people's creativity stays at work.
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NysEms2117
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I'm almost there too lol. We're chumps
VentMonkey
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akflightmedic
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No one ever figures out my name...it is sad really.
Cannot even begin to count the number of people who have said I am or asked if I am from Arkansas...idiocracy in action.
Cannot even begin to count the number of people who have said I am or asked if I am from Arkansas...idiocracy in action.
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NomadicMedic
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Juneau, I never really thought about it. I guess I'll just Sitka here at Nome and think about it.
Seirende
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I actually usually put a lot of thought into forum names and never use the same one twice. "Seirende" took about an hour to settle on.
Pretend to verify !
I like that idea. So change my education from "Paramedic" to "Verified Paramedic"? Got it.
Edit: Done!
No, you change it to a 'Verified EMT-PP'. PP stands for Paramedic Pretend.
But then they'll know I'm pretending?
Edit: Plus PP was already taken by Paramedics Plus...