What do you think of people who correct people's answers to questions? Isn't the point variety?
6 Answers to "What do you think of people who correct people's answers to questions? Isn't the point variety?"
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Not if the answers are ob
jectively wrong. Many of the questions may be BS, whimsical, or just looking to see what the range of responses are. But it's hard to distinguish those from the ones looking for actual information. And for the ones that are, the point is not variety at all - unless the questioner is particularly unintelligent. Like (2)
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Makes no never mind to me i'm gonna do it the way I want any how..
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Exactly
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Annoying unless there's a specific answer to that question.
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I don't think the point is variety, is it? I thought it was more about effective communication, after all, if you have to read through something three times to try and get to grips with what the questioner is asking, then it's not worth the effort really.In effect, we may as well all write our questions in different languages, that way we would definately have variety, but not a lot of communication.
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I think it's more about everyone putting their two cents in and you can go with what works best for you when it applies
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I don't mind being corrected if I am wrong. I will look it up and find out if I am truly the one who is wrong. Unless it is a matter of opinion. Then I just see what they have to say, and either agree or disagree, and then I move on to the next question.
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Yeah, that's where I'm at with it, too.
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:)
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by lmori Jul 17th, 2012 at 7:49PM
The point of asking a question is usually to get the correct answer, not a wide variety of stupid answers.
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Reply by Serenitree Jul 17th, 2012 at 7:52PM
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Reply by RunningGirl5 Jul 18th, 2012 at 7:05AM
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