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Your Questions will be answered when someone finds it and has an answer
Low sales numbers. -- They asked when not why... ~ZPrime 2000 was the last year of the regular Civic Hatchback, but from 2002 thru 2005 the Si model was a hatchback. ~ZPrime
Such questions should be asked of your doctor.
Some times it does and sometimes it doesn't if there are too many people on and your screen loads after they already asked a question after you.
To answer questions. - Or ask them or find and answers to already asked questions, personally, I come here if I feel bored or need to pass time ;-)
FAQsFAQs are a set of Frequently Asked Questions and answers on a given topic. Sometimes people will refer to an individual question as a FAQ, but more precisely it means a collection of questions and answers, not just one.A game FAQ is often a sort of walkthrough for the game, usually based on Frequently Asked Questions, especially about cheats.*NOTE: This word is not necessarily a slang term.*
WikiAnswers doesn't 'block' inappropriate questions, but rather stores them so no one can answer an inappropriate question that has already been asked. It is called a 'Catch-All', and it stores all of the inappropriate questions so when a user types in an inappropriate question that has already been asked and merged into that Catch-All, they will get an answer telling them that inappropriate questions are not allowed on WikiAnswers. In a way, WikiAnswers does 'block' inappropriate questions.
They are Questions that are asked a lot.
There is a huge amount of questions on the site. So it isn't always possible to know that the question has already been answered. Questions asked with the exact same wording, will be merged into existing questions. If a new form of wording comes in, less experienced users may just answer it. Experienced users and supervisors will look to merge it. You could also ask why do people ask questions that have already been answered? In the same way, they don't know it has been asked already and if they use a new wording, they won't find the question, so they will think it is the first time it has been asked.
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* FAQ is a commonly used abbreviation for "frequently asked questions." Most Internet sites will have a FAQ to explain what is in the area ... * A posted document that contains lists of questions typically asked by new Internet users (newbies) with informative answers. Pronounced "fack." * Pronounced "fack", a FAQ is a document that lists questions and answers about a subject, program or website you are using. * Frequently Asked Questions. A list of common questions with their answers, maintained by most special interest groups on the Internet as a way of lowering the frequency of basic technical questions. * Questions commonly asked about a subject, and their answers. * Frequently Asked Questions. Often found on web pages and discussion lists, these are questions that have already been asked about the subject matter. L&IS have a set related to our services at: http://www.tees.ac.uk/lis/ask