When awarding points for answers to another person's question, do you always look through every answer?
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ANSWERS: 13
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I usually do, sometimes I get side track with things here, and forget to finish.
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Howdy, Yep. And i give points for every good answer! Yak
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Yes and I rate all those who answered before me.
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I try to do so consistently
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It's a huge tendency of mine. Not always, I'll admit, but I feel better when I've read through everything, made sure my answer was original, and awarded points all around! I got you a few times tonight :D
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sometimes i do.
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It depends on how much time I have and how many responses there are. Generally what attracts me to an answer is very specific...something that resonates with me..something I can relate to or in some cases might have answered the same way myself. If there are 30 or 40 responses, I might scan a few and move on. If there are a few, I might read them all. Happy Wednesday! :) ((hugs))
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I try to, but admit that sometimes when I have an idea in my head I just go straight for the answer. Also, if there are 286 answers and/or if the question seems to be more of a survey I will only read a few of them.
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I try but not always especially if the question has a ton of answers before i answer it.
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Yes.
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I uprate every answer I run across as long as it isn't argumentative, rude or otherwise insulting. I award points for effort and for opinions as well. Many times I will read through the answers, especially if the question's author is MIA. I also uprate DRd answers as long as they aren't someone showing their ass.
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No, never! Actually it wastes too much time!
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10/1/2023, in the new Answerbag, you get a thumbs up as a "like." And No, I don't look through every answer. I am concerned with sharing an answer of my own.
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