If nobody is answering your questions, should you just keep thinking up things to ask so you finally get one that a hundred people jump on? I'm trying to keep mine relevent to what's going on around me, for the most part.
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that is what i do
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1) Most questions will get answered, sooner or later: Only 20/529 of my active questions are still unanswered. Only 8/68 of your active questions are still unanswered. 2) If you wish more people to answer your questions, ask easy questions that anyone could answer and where it would still make sense to answer them after some answers have already been given. For instance, ask people for their opinions or preferences. 3) It would also be nice to give your answerers a feedback (points or comments). And it would be better to give the feedback as a comment on each person's answer, not as an answer to your question, like you did here: http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/2857375 4) It is certainly frustrating if nobody is answering your questions. But one appropriate answer could be better that a lot of uninteresting ones. Sometimes, one answer is sufficient to answer a question perfectly.
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Just keep waiting, those questions are here like forever, and one day, somebody just must answer your question. Some questions, might be hard for somebody to answer, so they don't waste your time. (I hate unprofessionality, where have all the pro's gone?) And to some questions, you can find answers by yourself, just think! Some questions might already be answered. Also this place, doesn't give a good enought review of recent Questions, so it will take even longer for somebody to answer your question. And finally it depends on time - if you don't live there, where are the most AB sharks - you sleep, while they work here - there won't be enough people here.
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People dont usually pay me any attention anyway so I don't mind if no one answers mine but im glad when they do... I sometimes even forget asking them in the first place.
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