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[seconddaughter]

um... i'm sorry if this is rude, but isn't it a little silly to be angry about asking questions of each other? it's the best way to share information that might be important about our experiences here, and to learn about each other, isn't it?

i think it's fine if you don't want to answer any questions about yourself, but i want to know everyone better, too... and, um, you won't ever know if you don't ask, right?

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[floreatnoctem]

Who's angry? I just think it's pointless.

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[seconddaughter]

Well, I think a few people are? It sounds that way. I just... it doesn't seem right that some people should snap about what other people post here.

Asking questions can't be that bad, can it?

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[floreatnoctem]

It can be when they've all been asked before. Though perhaps not 'bad' so much as 'irritating'.

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[seconddaughter]

Maybe a little... I think a lot of the people asking haven't been here long enough to know that, though.

It would be easier if we could record these things for access anytime, like in the library. But I think the library took out a lot of things, too...

[floreatnoctem]

It isn't difficult to look back on the network. It isn't as if posts have anywhere to go except perhaps further in the archives.

[seconddaughter]

But if the population has changed since then, wouldn't there be different answers to give?

I feel sort of bad for anyone who gets annoyed by being asked questions all the time, but I think there is a good reason for it, too...

[floreatnoctem]

The questions people ask tend to be the same. It's really more of a 'see if there isn't an answer already before you ask' situation.