Someone understandably misinterprets your question. Do you give them points anyway?
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Yes. But probably not 6.
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If it is understandable that my wording could mean what they thought, then I judge by whether their answer would have pertained to what they believed I asked. I will give them as many points as I can if they put effort into trying to help me the way they thought I was looking for.
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Yes, then I explain what I meant.
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Yes, at least he tried.
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I usually give points to everyone that answers, unless they dont answer the question, or were rude and obnoxious.
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I give everyone who answers my questions points. However, I also try to comment on the answer and/or question. So, I would definitely be pointing out what I MEANT, and ask them what THEY meant.
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Yes. I appreciate everyone who point out in how many different ways my question can be interpreted. I give them the maximum points I am elible to give and certainly post a comment in appreciation of their looking at the same question from a different veiw point. I do enjoy this sort of childish games.
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Yes :)
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Sure, for I pass out points like the postman does with mail. Don't I look good in my white cap and shorts?
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Yes ~ i have always done so.
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Yes, as maybe I wasn't as clear as I could have been.
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I would if they tried.
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Yes. Take a look at this answer and the comment thread: http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/1980631 Nelson thought I was asking about Batista, the Cuban historical figure. I was asking about Batista, the wrestler. His answer generated a fun comment thread :)
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