questions asked by UK yahooers?

Question

do you think we should add UK to all our questions as to aid non UK answerers .who dont know jack shite about the things we are asking

Answer 1

Not a bad idea.

NB: Kitten - it's not that foreigners don't know anything, but there is a bit of a language barrier. If a UK member uses a word such as "snog" it causes all manner of confusion for our US friends.

Answer 2

I can see what you mean but I guess it depends on the question - if it's a question aimed at us people in the uk then add uk , if it;s just a general q then don't

Answer 3

It is an interesting thought but for the following reasons I think not a good idea.
1. Ich denke nicht, daß es eine gute Idee sein würde, weil Ausländer eine andere Perspektive anbieten auf, wie wir sie sehen.

2.Sommige culturen kunnen een beter antwoord aanbieden

3.Eu gosto de ouvir-se o que pensam de nós.

4.Английские языки не всегда правы.

Don't you agree?

Answer 4

Certainly not, you grumpy old git; it all adds to the mystique of the whole thing. It's nice to guess where the answer is coming from.
Bet I'm a 'grumpier' old git than you are.

Stay cool

Answer 5

yes I can usually spot a question from over the pond and give it a wide berth, but it doesn't seem to work the over way round. I think you have come up with the solution.

Answer 6

I have a suspicion that there are a certain number of people on Y!A who won't actually know what 'UK' means - scary but true...

Answer 7

properly, good now this is my PJ's oh, and my little cocker spaniel domestic dog snuggled up on my lap asleep! those trousers look like a nightmare to iron and for that reason on my own, i does no longer purchase them.

Answer 8

I enjoy getting answers from around the world.

Answer 9

Do what I do, ask your questions when North america ( i.e., USA) is asleep, this reduces the garbage answers by approx 75%.

Answer 10

I added UK to my avatar to help but nobody else did it.