Why do people on here attack you for writing a long question?

Question

I tend to write long questions, especially in the Marriage and Divorce section. A lot of people read my questions and respond but there are always people who say the question is way too long. Sometimes you really can’t summarize a lot of details into one paragraph. Sometimes you need to tell the whole story in order for people to give you the advice you need. They need to hear both sides of the story, right? So if that’s the case why do people give you such a hard time when you write a lengthy question? If people don’t want to read something why don’t they just skip the question? That’s what I do.

Answer 1

yep, i agree....

i sometimes do that with answers.....

like you said if its too long and you dont feel like reading that much....just skip it...its not like anyone will actually know you were in there!

sometimes i get crap cause my answers are lengthy...but i seriously dont care.....you asked a question...and im gonna answer it....

do they expect me to say ...."YES" or simply "NO"?
(depends on the question)....
and its good to know that you want to make sure people understand, before you ask for answers
~best wishes

answer this...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhCb4cE31vDw7FTT.hKA7Znsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20070912064719AAYVlIy

thanks =)

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Answer 2

A panic assault is an unneeded Adrenalin rush triggering a "combat or flight" reaction. When you're in threat, your frame is flooded with Adrenalin to aid you both look after your self or break out. A panic assault is while you get that Adrenalin flood for no motive. Your respiring and middle cost move up and also you suppose a determined must do anything even though you do not know what. Can final a number of mins. Note: panic assaults cause themselves. If anything units you off like a sight or a valid that is no longer a panic assault.

Answer 3

Well written.

Why?

Because they were never given--nor have
they received--any taste for reading or
the language.

They resent wordplay because the timing
required is just that much ahead, which
they sense, and voila, instant insult
perceived.

So when I'd been Right about something
and my fifth grade teacher wasn't privy
to it, out I went.

Luckily, my dad knew what the deal
was, and rewarded me.

I might've left out a detail such as the
possible tone I may've taken, but I
figured, "Hey, THEY're the ones with
'teaching' credentials, shouldn't they
be appreciative?"



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Answer 4

because they want the 2 pts.

Answer 5

I agree.