When a question refers to a link, but doesn't mention doing so, do you generally read the link before answering? Are you more likely to read it if the question says to see the link? See mobius LINK:
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Jim in a Nautilus COAT
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Some questions are so tightly tied to the link they reference that they don't make much sense and get silly, off-base answers if you don't read the link before answering. However, if you do post a link, AB takes 5 minutes (while the Edit your Question timer is ticking down, presumably) to display it. So it is very common if you do say "See LINK:" to get one or more answers saying "There is no link." I'm not sure whether to it's best include "See LINK:" in such a question's text or simply post the link and hope people notice it and read it before answering. What do you think?.
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The questions with so-called "links" that I cannot access annoy the he** out of me. I don't know why some can be clicked on to immediately and others can't but I never go beyond the initial click. I've never had a problem with the links you provide but sometimes it would require my typing out an infinitely long series of thingies and I have other fish to fry! :)
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