Following from a the answers to the thread "pink" - how do YOU check questions on the Answerbank? I personally jump randomly among the categories, check the newest questions, then look at the most recently answered. I completely skip a few but take a look at most.
I start at the top and work down, I occasionally look at Adverts and Internet, and almost never check Quizes, but I'll always get on my hind legs given a chance!
Animals and Nature first, then news then people and places. Body and Soul sometimes, then Suggestions and after that randomly. Never go to Adverts, How it Works, Internet and Technology (unless I need help), Sport or Travel. Quizzes is good sometimes.
Same, same, same :)
The ones I mostly check are A&N, B&S, F&TV, F&D and P&P.
Ocassionally I'll look in Music, News, Parenting (I ask myself why too - I'm not even a parent) and Suggestions because sometimes people put some really funny remarks in there.
I don't thin I've ever been that bored that I'd check Home and Garden, How it Works or Sport. There must a whole load of other peoples that I've never met.... time to brush up on my literature knowledge methinks :)
ALWAYS Music (my pet subject). Usually Adverts, Film & TV, People & Places and Sport. Sometimes Animals & Nature, Phrases & Sayings and Quizzes & Puzzles. Occasionally History & Myths, News, Travel and Suggestions. Never (or very rarely) the rest of them.
I always check Suggestions, People and Places, Parenting, Food and Drink, and Body and Soul.
Sometimes I check Travel, Phrases and Sayings, News, How it Works, Home and Garden, History and Myths, Arts and Literature, and Animals and Nature.
Adverts, Film and TV, Internet, Money, Music, Quizzes, and Sport bore me stiff.
Yeah, Natalie - I've thought that too, that there are probably whole communities of people who only go to the sections I don't go to.
I used to only go to A&N and B&S, but then when looking for an answer I kindled a new love for F&D,Parenting and P&P. Yeah, there are communities of people in other places that I never see 'round here.