When a question is not answered here, can you ask the same question in the forum

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  1. rochelj profile image59
    rocheljposted 12 years ago

    When a question is not answered here, can you ask the same question in the forum?

  2. prairieprincess profile image92
    prairieprincessposted 12 years ago

    Yes, you sure can. Getting answers to your questions, either her or on the forums seems to depend on who's on at that particular moment and how much time they have.

    You can try the forums and see  how you make out!

  3. Rob Winters profile image75
    Rob Wintersposted 12 years ago

    Absolutely - I would suggest that If you've done a search for similar questions and/or answers you should feel free to ask here or on the forums or if necessary both.Not everybody frequents both so it's definitely a way to reach a wider audience.Forums also have the advantage that people can respond more than once unlike here in the Q & A section.

  4. Borsia profile image40
    Borsiaposted 12 years ago

    No; you will be stricken dead by the Ilkin God of Zanforth and cast into the well.
    Actually I think you can without offending anyone.
    However you might want to stop and look at your question and how you asked it?
    Was it really answerable? Did you define exactly what your question is?
    As I go through and answer questions I see quite a few that qualify more as statements than questions
    As an example; when I lived in China people were often taught "parrot phrases" rather than English. People would come up to me and say something like; "How about Chengdu?"
    That is not an answerable question unless you elaborate just what about Chengdu you are speaking of.
    Most of the time questions here are answered by someone. But if it is not, and it is a valid question, ask it elsewhere.

  5. Rochelle Frank profile image90
    Rochelle Frankposted 12 years ago

    It's better to ask a question in the forums, especially if you want to interact or ask a follow-up question. You can also target your question to a more specific area.
    Go for it..

  6. samtenabray profile image60
    samtenabrayposted 12 years ago

    Yes there is no problem in doing that, i hope you find your answer!

  7. Seeker7 profile image81
    Seeker7posted 12 years ago

    I'm sure you can. And if it's a question you're really interested in getting a response for, then the forum might be better. If your question is thought to lead to a discussion - like the majority of the most interesting questions do, then HP will remove it and suggest you put it on the forum. Having said all this, the only thing I dislike about the forum are the 'hi-jackers'. That's folks that start there own private discussion within your question, that doesn't follow the topic thread at all - it bugs the life out of me when that happens - they should start their own post if they want to gossip. Anyway, hope this helps a bit.

 
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