Seriously, everyone knows round Earth theory. Even flat Earthers were taught RET. We don't come here for you to teach it to us. And, noobs don't come here for you to teach it to them. They come here because it is The Flat Earth Society. They want to learn about Flat Earth Theory. They can go to a thousand other places to learn about Round Earth Theory.
And when a perceived flaw is pointed out in the standard model, and nobody says a word about it, it ought not be corrected? It's already been said, but that sounds a bit more like indoctrination than education. It's hardly our fault that the majority of flat Earth models are based on flaws in RE models that don't actually exist.
Because not everybody who visits the forum has educated themselves beyond high-school level. Many things in the mainstream theory aren't covered in high-school, and many visitors likely won't see a need to research any further into the mainstream model, thinking they know in depth enough to make a judgement call effectively.
It's like every RE'er on this forum thinks they're the one magical person in the world that looks things up on Wikipedia to explain away FET.
Not at all. If a point hasn't been acknowledged in a relevant thread, even though the point may be crucial to why FE models fall short, then it's pointed out. Often by multiple people, but that just shows that education is important to everyone. Well, every who subscribes to the standard model, at least.
"Everyone is dumb except me, it's my civic duty to save other people from their dumbness"
Have some sort of problem with a sense of duty to one's fellow man, not to let them fall into falsehoods? I think I can speak for at least the majority of my side on the forums in saying, we don't think we're the only smart ones. We do, however, think that there are those who don't care enough to actively search out information if they feel they know enough. If we inform a hundred people who do care enough, and only one that didn't, then all the redundancy is worth it.
I, personally, feel this for the simple fact that I've witnessed it many times. Even in myself occasionally, in regards to certain specific topics.