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Sathyajith Bhat Mod
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Social Norm Question Should answers be posted as comments if we are not sure of the answer?

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutringblurting out the answer?

Social Norm Question

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutring out the answer?

Should answers be posted as comments if we are not sure of the answer?

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blurting out the answer?

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studiohack Mod
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'Sup Y'all,

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutring out the answer?

Cheer,

slothistype

'Sup Y'all,

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutring out the answer?

Cheer,

slothistype

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutring out the answer?

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slotishtype
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Social Norm Question

'Sup Y'all,

I notice that a lot of comments are really answers to questions - or at least could be considered answers to questions - should "one" submit a comment instead of a question when "one" is a little unsure of the answer? Is this a better use of comments than blutring out the answer?

Cheer,

slothistype