comment: >
  
  shit*
context: Gets friend into hobby, friend asks for help
  “Lol youtube it”
  The least you couldve done is link them a proper video with some timestamps jeez. >
  
  What if its everyone's first time making a custom keyboard? That's why they couldn't really explain how to do it. >
  
  That’s… obviously not the case tho because the friend literally said you did yours. >
  
  Yeah but what if totally made up hypothetical that has no connection to the issue at hand have you considered THAT??? >
  
  It literally is the first time all of them made a keyboard. The friend asking for help is in the thread saying so. >
  
  If you got your friend into keyboards and won’t at least point them to a good stabilizer guide on YT you’re a bad friend. >
  
  Its not that hard to put in plate mounted stabs, and its also not that hard to find a youtube video. Sometimes letting people figure out things by themselves is just better, not being a bad friend
  edit: so many upvotes, thx. I dont really reddit much >
  
  Or you can just be a friend. >
  
  I mean you shouldn't be surprised... if you say, "Go to Youtube" at least give a specific link... like with timestamps. >
  
  yeah i eventually called him and me and my friend helped him lol >
  
  i was also doing sum at the time so i just responded quick >
  
  in that case, maybe provide a specific video or a channel they could look at. When people ask for help, responding with "google/youtube/whatever it" isn't helpful. >
  
  It would even be reasonable, when busy, to say "I'll help you in an hour" or something. >
  
  So someone asked you for help, and then tried to do it on their own after you refused to help, and now you're laughing at them because they did it wrong, and they're your friend? >
  
  This is why I'm gay. >
  
  What a shite friend.