i want to answer yahoo questions but whenever i do tht they r not interestin not of my type ??any interetin qs
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you are so cute..what's the secret dear?\n\nok now?\n\nmm.
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type answers to yahoo questions.
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how about answering questions on the yahoo! answers board?\nif you don't feel confident in answering, you can always ask questions.
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When I first discovered Yahoo Answers, I was addicted. I was on every night, and whenever I head some free time at work. My husband picked on me, and jokingly asked how many points I needed to get to the next level. He asked me one day last week, and my response was that I may never get to the next level, as there are fewer and fewer questions worth answering as time goes on. It takes so long to weed through the garbage, that it's getting to be less and less interesting. Maybe the folks that you mentioned will eventually become bored with this medium, and go back to their chat rooms. One can always hope.
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Dude,  people are always going to be rude when they are faceless masses esp. if your English is bad or you show no individuality in your style of entering and questioning. \nDon't let it bother you, it's no personal offence, they don;t even know you! Be patient and learn from others mails and entries. What would you like to read and what do you skip over?
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okiz......but i suggest u not to ask dis sorta personal questions over here so that other may report against u...lol
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What exactly do you need help with?  \n\nI don't think that you being a good user has anything to do with the fact people don't answer your questions.  \n\nEither you are not asking questions that are controversial enough, or you are asking questions that are too complicated for the average Joe to answer.\n\nIf you want to get lots of answers for your questions try anything sex related.  Whether people are for it or against it I have seen that's what gets the most attention.  \n\nOn the other hand, why would you want to ask questions if Yahoo takes points away?!\n\nI feel like I'm missing the point of what you were asking! \n\ncali_rich_and_smooth@yahoo.com
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Yes, I catch your drift.\n\nI ask questions that interest me intellectually or emotionally, but that doesn't mean the question is necessarily ABOUT me. I just want to know what other people think. Some of our Y!Answer friends love giving advice so I suppose they assume it's all personal.
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Well you could always try not pissing them off? \n\nI don't let it spoil my fun - if I want to say something I say it - its only Yahoo and you don't even lose points for a thumbs down so what's the problem?
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It really depends on your interests... \n\nHowever, I recommend searching by a key word, click on a group that interests you, and be sure to check the activity before you join!\n\nThere are a lot of Yahoo Groups that sound interesting, but have been inactive for a long time. \n\nHappy Searching!\nS
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What are your interests? \n\nFor example I had musican, adult, political, philisophical, RPGs, and so on because that was what I was interested in. \n\nWhat are the interests of your intended users? \nFor example I had anime sections, console game sections, a section in Spanish and another in Dutch because that was what people who visited my forums were interested in. They came for other topics initially but some stayed around for those special interest forums. \n\nYou want to target topics that will generate interest. Bring people to your forum, but you also want to steer clear of things like religion which will often start fights. Politics can be very volitile as well. \n\ninvisionfree.net offers some really good free forum hosting. I'd recomend them to anybody. Proboards is very user friendly but also really light on security. That only becomes an issue when you try to ban the inevitable person who seems to only find self worth in trashing others.
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Your questions don't seem all that welcome here. You may want to ask questions that aren't intended to offend everyone and perhaps you'd get a more welcome response. As it is now, you seem to be no more than an immature person hungry for attention.
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It's what you make of it.  I've met several very nice, interesting people by using Yahoo!, but I've also met a few from the other end of the spectrum.  If you decide to go that route, be sure to take the usual common-sense precautions when meeting someone.\n\nWishing you the best of luck!
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some people are just not that interested and they don't what to hurt your feelings. We don't know the real intentions of strangers and we don't know their reasons either for their weird behavior, but I can definately relate to what you're saying. Good luck and I hope you don't let people get you down. It's not worth it! Takes too much out of you and you get nothing in return. Keep your hopes up and reach for the stars!
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Yahoo make up most of the featured questions. Anyway, why do you need your ego stroked? Loser
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Similar thing happened to me because some people's sensibilities just wont stand for that kind of a question.  I'm as open minded as the next guy and would never report anything like that.  But when someone does, for whatever reason, I suppose Yahoo are obliged to do something about it.  If you haven't been banned or your account deleted then don't worry too much about it.
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Some times you attract "admirers" while posting.  They tend to follow you.  You do understand if they have one question you have posted, they can find your profile, and see what you are doing now.  Also one answer, as long as they saved it.\n\nSome of the pointy headed little twerps do that.  I attracted one on the Yahoo Financial boards and it was a pain in the patoot.\n\nEven if you stop doing what was annoying them, they chase you.  With this set up, it is kind of hard to identify them.\n\nSo if you are having problems with that, it probably is not you.  Post back to Yahoo and ask what the problem appears to be with the post the "admirer" is complaining about.\n\nBut it is not random, and it is not the answer community.