Bank Account Cheques For Pip Claimants
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Either people just aren't using it properly or your method of checking for duplicate questions isn't good enough but in the quizzes section the same question has been asked 7 times and to be honest I no longer care how many sides a snowflake has!! :0)
Is there anything that can be done?
(PS. After pressing submit I noticed this question is also a duplicate but I love the irony of this so will post it anyway!)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I realise it is a tricky one and I agree that hunting for questions would be silly however I don't think that seeing the same question asked 7 times in the 20 most recent would count as "trawling" and neither would asking the same question over 10 times in 4 different categories!
It seems that when popular quizzes are out this will keep occurring so if your databases can hold it and you are happy to tolerate it then I guess I'll just have to live with it.
I think there could be changes made to the system for matching duplicates (which is working well but perhaps isn't getting its message across). If there is value in it I am happy to come up with suggestions?
Looks like the matching of duplicates is only carried out using the question title and not the content. The question "6 S O A S" has now appeared on this entire site approximately 15 times but now I realise that is because it has been given lots of random titles, eg. "ALPANUMERIC QUIZ", "QUIZ QUESTION", "NEWPAPER PROBLEM"....none of which will easily identify a duplicate.
Obviously matching with the content will be much more difficult and risk two many matches coming up but it could be worth a beta-test version for regular posters? Matching against older questions is probably less important as most quiz questions will have a life span of no more than a couple of months.
What do you think AB?