Wouldn't it be harder for members joining in like the year 2010 to ask questions because most questions would've already been asked?
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Macy Havok
ANSWERS: 6
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Yeah- I guess. But there will always be new questions. Circumstances change and bring new questions. Twenty years ago- we would never have all the cell phone, computer, tech. questions we have now. I can't imagine what it will be like, but I am sure no one will have all the answers.
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Yes, so be careful now so that new and original questions can be added. Be creative and research before you blindly post your question so that we don't get conjested with duplicate or near identical questions. We can all do our part if we look before we post. I must have aborted over a hundred questions because I noticed that a similar sounding question already had been posted.
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Do you really want to be around in another three years hanging off the computer on AB? Don't get me wrong, I like AB and spend enough time on it as it is, but in three years I hope to be only just checking in sometimes to see what is happening. I imagine that some of us have asked questions that have been asked before, maybe we phrased them differently, but the were probably essentially the same. And those questions have probably been asked in some form or phrasing for a very very long time. The more things change, the more things stay the same.
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There are always new people joining who don't have the history who will appreciate having the questions asked so they can answer them...there are only so many questions in the universe of questions and since the universe of AB keeps growing what may be old to some will be new to others. I don't see what the problem is, since you only respond to what is new and interesting to you.
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Each question is applicable to context, and with different contexts, different questions can be asked - and asked again.
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As long as life goes on there will be new questions Good Question
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