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> I see no value in explaining how to sort a list of peaches when there is already a question answering how to sort apples and one how to sort oranges. Does t
by RyanZAG 13y ago
> I see no value in explaining how to sort a list of peaches when there is already a question answering how to sort apples and one how to sort oranges.
Does this not mean that the answers to both 'how to sort apples' and 'how to sort oranges' are not written in a way that allows easy applicability to peaches? The user probably didn't understand how to use the answers for apples and oranges on peaches. This probably means that the answers could be improved by making it clear how to apply them.
The problem might be that older questions are locked even when their answers are not perfect?
- dragonwriter 13y ago> Does this not mean that the answers to both 'how to sort apples' and 'how to sort oranges' are not written in a way that allows easy applicability to peaches? Not necessarily. It could just mean that the person asking the question hasn't bothered to look at what has already been asked and answered.