So, how does encouraging people to feed each other random unresearched answers help? That would seem to multiply the support problem, rather than resuce it. Every dumb answer tends to require several extensively detailed correct answers to overcome its effect.
Regards, Steve
Steven Critchfield wrote:
On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 10:49, Steve Underwood wrote:
Why do people get this uncontrollable urge to post, when the don't know the correct answer? :-)
Having the absolute correct answer isn't always important if it steers
the requester in the right direction of self enlightenment.
Don't discourage new users too much from answering questions as we need
new blood to carry on the fight of educating the even newer users. I
know I for one have been pretty burnt out on it and skip all but a small
handful of questions a week.
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