Does posing more Q's than A's give you greater appreciation ofthe more difficult process of framing good Q's ?

Question

Please stop asking about the word compressions you see in the question asked. of the = "ofthe' because of the need to compress somewhere to fit the Q into the inadequate 110 character limit! Focus on answering the Q and ignore the spelling flaws which are sometimes necessary. By the way, I use Q and A as short forms for Question and Answer because it saves lots of characters in tight fits!

Answer 1

I don't think very many people read the whole question before answering....so I don't bother asking a question unless I want an opinion or am feeling especially lazy that day.

So, no, I don't think it helps because even the clearest of questions will get random answers.

Answer 2

I think asking questions is harder to understand the process of getting it over right. I asked a question that got 3 answers and no one understood what I ment. Nome of them gave me an answer that is helpful. I should have thought it over more and maybe one of them could have helped me. Do you know that there should be a space between of and the in your question?

Answer 3

I don't ask questions because I am too lazy to read all the answers,and there's nothing I need to know that would justify wasting peoples time answering my questions!

Answer 4

yeah of course...i have asked few Q's and hell it's hard to get A'ed!!! well i think the A to this Q is to make short Q's and make them interesting...unlike the long Q I'm answering right now...there are few that browse this site in search of cool Q's...but i am, and your Q ofthe hard to make good Q's called my attention...lol

Answer 5

I refuse to ask a question cuz I know I have the answer somewhere in my brain