> Hi,
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> Many a time when I wanted to share my experience with a pruschak [(means in my language-Telugu) one who gets a doubt, one who poses a puzzle, one who wants to elicit the truth], I feel quite embarrassed to see that the message addressed to experts.
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> I thought not all doubts need be answered by experts even an intermediate level professional like me may try to answer some of them since the experts are there any way to correct me whenever I go wrong (of course this may waste one's time but also a way of learning). Should I respond or not to?
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> C.V.Ramesh

Definetely you should. Who decides one is expert and one is not:)
Sometimes the brilliant solution comes from one who is a newbie to an area (like happened to me just once on a Windows Internals forum, where I were less than a beginner. To my luck, I ended up a discussion lasting for days with a simple suggestion like "Try removing computer case cover" - simple and solved, the problem was with overheating of the computer and all experts were trying to solve the meaning of BlueScreenOfDeath via debug sessions).
And, most importantly, you learn by just trying to answer and/or from your mistakes corrected by others. Don't get embrassed to be corrected or be wrong.

Cetin Basoz