If one of your friends asks 5 questions are you more likely to answer all 5 if they are all asked in a row, or if they are scattered throughout the day?
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Jim in a Nautilus COAT
ANSWERS: 9
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If I'm looking through the 5 pages of 'Friends Q&A's', I will answer 5 in a row. Most of the time I see a question randomly on the home page or related questions in the answer page.
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I have only ONE criteria for answering a question. . . . . ."Does it interest me?" ! That's it!
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It does not matter. I answer questions which interest me or when I feel I have something to contribute. It does not matter if they are asked by the same person, or distinct individuals. Very often a friend will ask 20 questions and I have nothing to say on any of them. Sometimes one or two will stick out. I am usually on and off during the day. There is usually a pool of active questions at any given time, and I look through those as well as my friends questions to extract those ones I can answer. Good question, Jim!
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I would most likely answer them all at some point.
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The order they show up does not mean anything to me. If it is a question I am interesed in I will respond.
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I'm not here throughout the day. I'm here from very early morning to sometimes early afternoon. Then I close up shop. So I miss a lotta stuff. I answer all friend's questions in a row when I can contribute something or have an answer. Some questions are very esoteric and the subject matter is something about which I am ignorant...no point in bothering anyone...many of my friends have specialties and ask questions about them...sports for instance. I know little about sports so I don't answer those questions! :)
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If they're on my friends list then I'll see it when I check my Friends' Q&A, it doesn't matter when they came in.
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Throught the whole day...*short attention spand*.. gotta keep my attention or i have to be interested haha :) Fallen XD
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It's more likely I'll answer all of my friend's questions whether they are one after the other or scattered through the day, as long as it's a question I want to answer. If I don't want to answer it, I'll just skip over to another.
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