Do you ever read questions and their details without actually answering?

Question

If so, how often?

Hopefully you don't do that to my lovely questions. =)

Answer 1

quite often. then after reading the answers, I see that someone has already correctly answered the question, i just give a thumbs up and move on. do not really understand why 17 people will put down the same answer to a math question in the homework help section. if it has already been answered correctly once, I do not need the points that bad. that is not why i am here. that is why i usually stay out of this polls and surveys group. only reason i am here this time is because one of my contacts starred the question so i saw it on my profile

Answer 2

Yes,... pretty much ever time I come to answers. In fact EACH TIME. The reason is because sometimes I feel I might be able to answer a question just based on that big part you can read. But when you click on the question and get into the details....I can see that the question is a bit over my head. This happens mostly with the dating questions. People go into alot of details and before I even read the details I am lost. So I actually stop reading the details and move on.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Yeah.. only if I cant think of an answer.. i just hate putting something down like ' LEMONS! for the two points.. then you dont have any best answers and the asker doesnt get any help.

Not that much but sometimes, sure.

Answer 5

O gosh, A LOT. If the questions are just stupid and no one really knows the answer to it, then I just skip over it. And let me tell you, IT HAPPENS A LOT!!! Nowadays, people are just putting up stupid things like "does this make me look fat", for example, when they don't even put a picture on it, or even if they do, to be frank. I mean, if you're that low on self-esteem, then look at the mirror YOURSELF!

ah, that felt better. my rant of the day =)

Answer 6

Yes all the time. I won't answer the question if, after reading it in detail, I don't think i can provide an adequate answer.

Answer 7

Very often, because I don't want to just answer for the hell of it, if I read it and I'm not sure, then I move on.

Answer 8

A few times, but it's only cuz i end up not have an answer

i suppose 1 of 3 times

Answer 9

Yes, often, if I don't know the answer and I can't think of anything to say, or think somebody else has probably already said it.

Answer 10

Yes, quite often. I read more than I answer.