There are quite a few members who speak in gibberish, gobble-dee gook and even throw in a lot of buzz words to make it seem that they know what they are talking about, yet it can sometimes be difficult to determine if their posts are being written by AI or with AI assistance or they are coming up with their nonsensical inconsistencies within their own talents.

Of course, the learning process is going to include figuring out that you did not know what you might have earlier thought that you knew, so surely it seems that many of us need to try to give some of the newer members leeway to work through their learning about some of the areas that some of us might consider to be "basics," easy and straight-forward topics or even "common sense."  

Sometimes it can be annoying to read posts of newbies lecturing on a topic in which it seems relatively clear that they don't really know the topic and/or their ways of expressing themselves border on the annoying, and it might seem that they would be better off to post aspects of their own experiences and perhaps ask a few questions rather than lecturing the participants of the thread.. yet even after being confronted about their style, some of the annoying newbie members will figure out some better ways of balancing their forum participation so that others might not be as annoyed with them and that other members might be able to learn from them (perhaps in a less lecturing kinds of ways).

I know that I can also get into a lecturing mode, even when I had not intended to get into such a lecturing mode, so surely sometimes the repetition of our exposure to topics can contribute towards our own callousness in regards to how we perceive some of the newer members to be expressing their views and/or their experiences about any given topic.. to the extent that some of the newer members are even able to stay somewhat within the topic of the thread with their posts.