How much does the way a question has been put up or worded, determines your interest in answering that question?
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Probably determines my interest quite a bit! Though in defense of those who don't state questions well, sometimes I think of better ways to state my question after it has been posted and recieve feedback, but AB won't allow me to fix it by then! So what to do, re-ask almost the exact same question, or leave it as is??
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It's a fairly big factor. There's a few questions I just stop reading because of the wording making my head hurt or being so off I just don't find it worth my time.
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The subject-object-predicate composition could be in 1x2x3=6 various mouldings within the most extremely optimistic speculation! Bless, Prof. Mes
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I always look for key words that tell me that the question will have a broad answer base. I like "If ... then" format questions that require answers that show cause and effect. And ... of course ... I also appreciate opportunities to express my answers with a sense of humor.
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I look for something interesting, unique, creative..whether or not it is presented in an artful manner is irrelevant to me. I have seen hundreds of questions posed using language that was offputting to me...as if the questioner were more interested in showing me how smart he/she was instead of finding out what I thought about something. So it is the meat and bones of the subject that attracts me..not the wrapping! :)
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Very much. I can over look a lot but the "texting shorthand" is just too much for me.
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i dnt lyk it wen i hv 2 read it lyk dis coz its not c00l l01z
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