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It is fairly obvious that some questions come from people who are totally unaware of Google or other search engines.
Their questions could be answered in seconds by typing relevant words into a search engine, instead of having to wait for AB replies.
If such questions are submitted, why not reply to them by telling them to Google it ?
Their questions could be answered in seconds by typing relevant words into a search engine, instead of having to wait for AB replies.
If such questions are submitted, why not reply to them by telling them to Google it ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not another pedant ...Google doesn't know everything and lots of people like an answer from a human being .Google can't solve my cryptic crossword neither can it advise me on what to do about lots of things .For example ..I have a dog ..he had a nasty ear ...no treatment that the vet gave me was any good and I found nothing on Google ..but an AB user gave me the solution.People who snap "Google it " are rude in the extreme .I hope I don't ask a Q and get you telling me to "Google it " !
People like a bit of interaction and discussion with others. It's a bit of fun ..everybody knows something that someone else doesn't and people love answering questions ....why are Quiz nights so popular ?
It's the same with those who moan about kids asking homework questions ..if they ask politely what's the harm in helping them? They might get to learn something that's not on the web or in a textbook from the vast amount of knowledge that lots of AB contributors have .
People like a bit of interaction and discussion with others. It's a bit of fun ..everybody knows something that someone else doesn't and people love answering questions ....why are Quiz nights so popular ?
It's the same with those who moan about kids asking homework questions ..if they ask politely what's the harm in helping them? They might get to learn something that's not on the web or in a textbook from the vast amount of knowledge that lots of AB contributors have .
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