Whats the site where strangers ask you questions?
Yeah, so I found a site where you could make an account on it, and then random people ask you questions and post stuff on it, but its not like Facebook or any of those other sites, it could be anonymous. I'm trying to find that site again.
Are there any other question asking sites ?
I'm about to give up on Yahoo but apparently Quroa is for more mature and smart people. I just been having problems with Yahoo nobody's answering I can't ask questions about my phone it won't let me ask those kind of questions anymore. I just need a new site or a break for a while. Are there any other questions sites like Yahoo ?
Does anyone know of any sites that you can ask sewing questions?
I'm getting back into sewing and I'm a little intimidated. Do any of you crafting guys out there know of any free sewing sites (forums) where you can post questions relating to sewing and other hobbies? Thank you!
How do I ask a question from a side blog on Tumblr?
Me and one of my friends have just started an Ask Blog on Tumblr as part of the Onceler fandom. We were wondering if it's possible to ask other Ask Blogs questions, not as our main blogs but as the Ask Blog. Since it's a side blog, are we not allowed to do this? Or will we just have to work with the anonymous setting in order to interact? Please and Thank you!
Asking Questions on my Non-Primary Tumblr blog?
No it will show your primary account because technically your primary account is your whole profile. You can only blog,reblog and answer ask questions with non-primary but when you ask someone, you can only ask with your primary account. I suggest with RPs or Anon tumblrs, make a totally new primary tumblr with different email.
What is good website to ask medical questions to doctors for free?
There are many web sites where You can get free medical opinion, but nothing can change real visit to hospital if You have some serious trouble and need to diagnose something. Internet will never change it! http://www.doctorslounge.com/ http://www.thedoctorstv.com/main/ask_our... http://www.askthedoctor.com/ http://www.medhelp.org/forums/list http://www.healthcaremagic.com/ http://www.askmedicaldoctor.com/ Some of this will certainly help You to better define Your problem, but again, real doctor is indispensable...
What are the most important questions you ask when choosing a web development shop?
Can you show me examples of your work?If they have no completed examples, or no examples, then that's a bad sign. If they don't have their name on any of their examples, that can be a bad sign. If their examples are complete, and working well, but its just not the "feel" or look you want, then they may not be the right designers for you.Can you build a responsive site (with examples)?You have to have a mobile site now, if you want any traction with Google. That means a site should be responsive, or have a mobile version. For most sites, responsive is easier to manage, cheaper and easier to build and maintain. They should be able to help you work out if you need responsive or a separate mobile site. (Not to be confused with an app - you still need a mobile site, even if its only a one page element saying download our app here.)If you are following the CMS path (Wordpress, Joomla, Concrete5, etc) ask if they build their themes from the ground up, or just modify preexisting ones. Neither way is right or wrong, but modifying preexisting ones should come with a much lower price tag.Turn around time and payment methods.If it's a simple job, taking 1 to 4 weeks, you should look for 50% down, 50% upon satisfactory completion. If its a larger scale project, then payments at completed points of the project would be best. Paying by credit card and not check affords you, the consumer, added protection.
Why do people say “can I ask you a question” instead of just asking the main question? What you said is a question in itself.
When some one asks: "Can I ask you a question"? You are asking that person's permission to ask a question. You are showing that person respect by doing so, instead of just barging up and asking the question out of the blue. You are putting the person on notice, because he or she does not know what you want to ask and some will respond with: "If it's not personal". It's polite and friendly and just plain good manners.