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Do you really think so, though? The question is still the same regardless if you know who is asking. I guess you are right that is may be more "interesting" if
by bluetidepro 14y ago
Do you really think so, though? The question is still the same regardless if you know who is asking.
I guess you are right that is may be more "interesting" if say famous developer X person asked vs a random nobody, but I also see the benefit of them being anonymous because it requires the answer to be better.
If famous developer X person had asked, they may feel more compelled to answer rather than if it was a nobody. By asking anonymously they might feel like they need to answer more appropriately regardless because it could be either or.