Is Mahalo focusing exclusively on the Pages and leaving Mahalo Answers in the background?
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I too dislike the "what's your favorite" type of question- a few , if well answered are a great way to get to know each other, but I tend to skip over most of them. If we want deeper questions, though, I guess it's incumbent upon us to ask them.
Now I need to think of a few.
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but just today i've seen several... troll through the categories. you might find some gems.
personal experience
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As far as the "What's your favorite" vs. research questions, in my case if I have a question that requires internet research, I will most likely find the answer myself. If I still can't find it, then I might ask it here. But for favorite questions, they are like surveys that can only be answered by other people like the folks here at Mahalo.
I think there are still a fair amount of Mahalo users asking questions, but they do tend to get drowned out by the masses of questions imported from twitter.
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