When you ask or answer a Q do you ask yourself if the QorA is clearly understood viewed from a 3rd party POV?
heeltap asked:
QorA is shorthand space saver for “Question or Answer”
QorA is shorthand space saver for “Question or Answer”
POV =Point of View
so Q could fit Q-box 110 character limit!
This is a general Q but I posted it in the philosophy category bec The specific Q’s of interest to me are philosophy Q’s. It is as such a philosophy Q.
Anal Bitches
Tags: Character Limit, Fit, Philosophy, Point Of View, Shorthand, Space Saver
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Am 7. January 2009 um 14:25 Uhr
I have asked many questions that people have just assumed on. They answer things I have not asked or they immediately apply my question to my life. For instance. If I ask. Should we forgive those who hurt us? People will say things like. “Just because you were hurt by that woman it does not mean you should be such a prick.” Sometimes the question is just meant to be answered, not interpreted. I think people interpret too much instead of just answering what was asked.
Am 9. January 2009 um 05:44 Uhr
Whereforeas the inquisitor, hereinafter referred to as the party of the first part, issued a electronic query using Yahoo! Answers, hereinafter referred to as the vehicle, as to the a-priori thought processes of respondants, this respondant, hereinafter referred to as the party of the second part, in accordance with the rules and regulations of said vehicle, affirms a negative response to the aforementioned query.
Translation: No
Am 9. January 2009 um 23:13 Uhr
Q..ute.
No I generally consider if the asked understood the question before I attempted to answer it.