Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : So I am a junior in high school and the course that I am attending is quite a challenging one. Due to this reason, a couple of my friends and I created a facebook group where we can ask questions to each other and such. The group expanded with the majority of the students taking the course being in the group. Now the problem is this: A sophomore student joined the group. Keep in mind it was a group for just some questions and general help. This student, for some reason, thought it was a tutor group or some shit. An average member in the group would ask a question or two per month or none at all. This student legit spammed the shit of our group with personal basic questions that were quite stupid and useless. They were questions about basic concepts that teachers went over in class and it was absurd. And it got annoying. The student would post around 10-12 questions per day and the majority of the members started to stop answering her questions. Now this would be a hint, right? Nope. She reported this to the teacher and the teacher gave us a talk about including everyone and not excluding people. So most of us in the group are pretty fucking annoyed with multiple people just leaving the group. Out of frustration, on one of her posts, I sent a clear message. "\[Student's name\], please try to avoid asking multiple questions that could be answered by a simple google search. This is not a replacement for a tutor, but merely a small community for us to help EACH OTHER. Thanks". All hail went loose. I got reported to the office, got a talk about verbal abuse and yada yada yada. Some people thanked me. Some people glared at me. Now, I personally thought it was one of those cases where "someone had to do it". Am I the asshole here?