ok, here is a goody!  Why do the questions or answers in Yahoo have a diffrent time frame.  anyone ever notice
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They are Based in Northern California  now on Pacific Daylight Time
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IT'S LIKE WE BE BUSY TRYING TO GET OUT WHAT WE ARE ASKING THAT WHEN WE ARE FINISHED IT'S TO LATE BECAUSE YOU HAVE ALREADY SUBMITTED IT. I DO THAT ALSO MYSELF SOMETIMES.  BASICALLY YOU RUSH THROUGH THE QUESTION FORGETTING TO USE THE SPELL CHECK, AND DON'T NOTICE THE MISTAKES UNTIL SOMEONE CATCHES THE PROBLEM LIKE YOURSELF. SO GIVE US A LITTLE BREAK PLEASE. IT'S NOT THAT WE CAN'T SPELL WE JUST RUSH THE QUESTION TO FAST. O.K.!!
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I don't think it is. The person with the right answer may log in at the right time and answer the correct way. Someone may have not seen the questions posted before but spotted them the 3rd or 4th time around. You never know!
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It shouldn't, but people are lazy, and if there are a lot of answers, they may not read down to the later answers.  I think the difference between first and, say, 10th, is minor if the asker does the choosing.  But when it comes to answers selected by voters, I know that I have had more best answers when I was in the first few than when mine is further down.  That's especially true when my answer is on the second or third page.  I *know* that I have had the best, most specific answer sometimes, but another answer, higher on the list, is chosen as best.  I am pretty sure that voters never bothered to read every answer before voting.
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Just let it set for a few days.  A lot of people look to answer questions in certain categories, so be patient, as you don't always get instant answers in here.
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I was just about to post a question saying that same thing!  The whole reason I got on Yahoo! Answers this morning was because I knew there would be several questions on here and someone would answer telling why we couldn't log in this morning.  But I didn't realize that almost every user on here was going to ask the same question over and over and over and over again!  Can't these people look at the recently asked questions?  Isn't it common sense to think that the question has already been asked?  It's just like those girls who keep asking "Could I be pregnant?"
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I have an open question with no answers that's five days old now.  It may be it was just too obscure.  I think there is a provision to extend the deadline for votes on questions, but I do not see one for extending the deadline for answering.  Maybe we need that capability, too.  One could always ask it again, of course, and possibly phrase it differently or put it in a different category.\n\nP.S.  My bad:  I checked, and there is a way to extend the deadline for a question.
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You have to view by date to see the new questions. There is a link for it right above the first question.
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Yahoo is attempting to put a balance between answers and questions. So that you'll keep coming back.
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Twice today already.....I think Yahoo deliberately does this just to get people angry with them.  :p
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Whew, I feel better with this question. . . I thought that it was my computer and was about to start freaking out... It is slower than usual and really hard to see the details of questions and manover today! Thanks for the calming down :-D
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Oh, sure!  I try to at least reduce the possibility by rereading the question as I am typing in my answer.  The problem is that you don't necessarily see the other answers until you have hit submit, and then your confusion is all too obvious.\n\nYahoo is going to make this even more painful by charging two points for a deleted answer.  Ouch!
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yahoo does tend to be a tight wad sometime i agree. some of the questions i think should be removed are not though so i don't understand them.
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Well, sometimes there is a lag in the yahoo system since there are probably thousands logged on at a time. :-)
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You can anticipate the quality of both the questions and the answers improving over time; partly as the "novelty" factor wears off and partly as people who aren't earning points get bored from the lack of positive feedback and go away.  At some point the "search" function of the site should become more useful than the "ask" function.  (At least, this is how I think Yahoo expects it to go.)
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Barring total global annihilation, there's always going to be some Yahoo that wants to know something.\n\nAnd while it is probable that every question, in time, will have an answer, there are times when Yahoos are just going to ignore you.\n\nWell done, Grasshopper.
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Sometimes, when a person tries to type in a question and can't quite get the thing right it makes things rather confusing to those that try to read the question.  There is no time limit as to how long it should take to type in a question, so I just ask that people be more cautious when typing a question.  Thank you.