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I'm a 2k user and I've never asked a question. I find that the greatest benefit to my learning has been trying to answer someone else's question. That being sai
by lloyd-christmas 10y ago
I'm a 2k user and I've never asked a question. I find that the greatest benefit to my learning has been trying to answer someone else's question. That being said, I'd say on average there are 2 "async loop" questions on the "newest javascript questions", both of which tend to get an answer by a newbie and still get marked as a dupe. Just because it gets closed, doesn't mean you can't work on answering it. The research will benefit you whether or not you get the validation from answering it. However, I do understand that it's hard to know if it's the right answer without the feedback of an upvote or two.
- jrumbut 10y agoHa! I'm in almost exactly the same place. I set a goal of asking a positively ranked question recently and finally made it happen. What I'm trying to get at is not that low quality questions should be accepted, it's that when they are rejected a kind tone should be used so that new users are able to take the suggestion without being defensive and so that they feel encouraged to get better and try to keep participating.