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If WikiAnswers weren't here where would I be asking this?
on wikiquestions
Why while wikiquestions are wikianswered wikiquestions keep coming in with the same or similar wikiquestion wording?
maybe people want the same question it is true like three people type juistin beiber is gay and a fan loves juistin beiber and says no juistin beiber is not gay and some one changes else their answer to yes he is gay so the answer that was before me is wrong do not peoples feelings be DO NOT FIGHT and please do not change
Why doesn't WikiAnswers answer WikiQuestions?
It totally depends on the question, hun. Sometimes it re-directs you to another question because it doesn't have yours. And some idiots think it's funny to confuse people!
Your girlfriend pretty much demanded a break but said she didn't want to break up and she is telling all her friends What should you do?
My opinion is to find a less crazy girlfriend... :) >> Sadly this is happening to me! I don't wish to find a less-crazy girlfriend! I'll keep you posted on what happens wikiquestions : D So that no one else need go through this trouble without advice!
How do you use the phrase - so much the better?
Use this to suggest an improvement on the original. Something to make it a little better. It usually comes after IF. If something happens, so much the better. For example: *I like bananas, and if they're a little bit soft, so much the better. *Tom swims at the beach every morning, and if the sun is shining, so much the better. *Mary like answering WikiQuestions, and if she know what she's talking about, so much the better.
Will WikiAnswers ever reach a point where there will be no more questions to ask?
Since WikiAnswers' questions are wiki as well (WikiQuestions!) and duplicates are merged together, there are far fewer new questions here than on other Q&A websites. On those sites the same questions get asked over and over again. Here, a question only needs to be asked once.So, is there a limited number of new questions? There is definitely a limited number of common, popular questions. For example, "When did World War 2 start?" was asked and answered a long time ago. Even though new people come here asking that question every day, it will never again be a new question.However, knowledge is unlimited, and therefore the possibilities for new questions is unlimited. For a crude example, "What news events happened on August 28 2007 in San Diego California?" is a fair question.So yes, there will come a day when most - if not all - general knowledge questions will be answered, but you can always come out with new questions. Hopefully, therefore, WikiAnswers will never run out of new questions.
