by OldGuy » 25 Mar 2022, 10:41
It is true many questions float through the system without ever receiving an answer and become stale. Most of the time, it was because they got buried before they had any chance before anyone saw them.
The primary reason for keeping an eye on the Unanswered Posts list is to catch the current unanswered questions that are on the first page. There are currently 30 unanswered questions that were posted in 2022; 18 of them were originally posted in March.
These are new posts that slide by without notice just due to the few members who bury them with a high volume of content on ancient topics; often of far less value to anyone. The Unanswered Posts page gives them another chance to be seen before they become stale.
So OK, Check out the first page of the Unanswered Posts.
You just might find some gems you had missed in the daily activity of the New Posts link.
It is true many questions float through the system without ever receiving an answer and become stale. Most of the time, it was because they got buried before they had any chance before anyone saw them.
The primary reason for keeping an eye on the Unanswered Posts list is to catch the current unanswered questions that are on the first page. There are currently 30 unanswered questions that were posted in 2022; 18 of them were originally posted in March.
These are new posts that slide by without notice just due to the few members who bury them with a high volume of content on ancient topics; often of far less value to anyone. The Unanswered Posts page gives them another chance to be seen before they become stale.
[b]So OK, Check out the first page of the Unanswered Posts.
You just might find some gems you had missed in the daily activity of the New Posts link.[/b]