I just reached Level 5: Contributor. If you look at my activity, my questions far outweigh my answers. Is this okay? I don't think that's what Answerbag had in mind when they decided to call this level the Contributor level.
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Someone needs to ask questions. Otherwise, I'd have nothing to answer.
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That's perfectly fine. When you ask questions you're contributing by giving others a creative outlet or speeding up the process for anyone who wants to know the same thing in the future. Some people just like asking questions more and others like answering.
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You are fine! Some people put up lots of questions...others answer lots of questions. It all works out fine. :) I like answering..I am not so great thinking up questions.
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Sure it's okay. We all learn from each other's questions and answers. You are a contributor. Congrats by the way!
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You are contributing to the general collective that is Answerbag. Thanks for being here!
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Don't worry about this so much. There are many users who ask more questions than they answer. Remember, without questions, there are no answers.
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Well, it sounded better than 'Questionbag"..:)
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That's how ya get there. If you had all the answers and NO questions, yeah you'd be handy enough. But often times seeing how others respond to your <?>s makes you a better asker and then a better answerer. I still have FAR more <?>s than <!>s. And yet they saw fit to call ME a Sage, HA!
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It is okay. There are many ways to contribute to Answerbag: - asking questions - giving answers - discussing in a comment thread - rating other people's Q&A - flagging other people's Q&A All of these ways are useful and appreciated.
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