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Let's give some examples of Bad questions and answers.
This answer given to my glucosamine question:
Yes they do help.
There has been a number of surveys
that say the tablets do help in some
way or another.
Benny, Age 12.
This immediat …
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Let's give some examples of Bad questions and answers.
Main causes of failure sticking to a diet
I've already vote to close this. Is there anything new or factual that can be brought to this question that hasn't been discussed on Oprah and a million othe …
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Let's give some examples of Bad questions and answers.
What are the most effective exercises for weight loss?
Again, another Oprah type question.
I've voted to close.
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What Can We Do to Encourage People to Ask More Complex Questions?
Robert has already closed some questions and pointed them to the post in meta. So I think in some cases if the question is so broad that either everyone knows it or it has been talked to death then ha …
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