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**Dzomlija** · 04-23-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by Susan C.

I couldn't find the proper place for this question. When we're saying "do
this post answer the question" sometimes I'd like to say "yes" because it is
a good option to try, however it doesn't actually fix my problem. Do I still
click "yes"?

And how long does it take for follow up questions to be answered? I have
one from 3/31 and one from 4/17
Windows Vista Community: Discussion Groups

Don't like to be impatient, it's just that new questions are answered at
lightning speed.

And if there are a few different questions that may be interrelated or might
not, do we separate them into different discussion groups or crosspost?
There is a cross-post option, but it seems a little rude to me to be
littering up the boards.

thanks
Susan C.

I just had a look at the link you provided. In effect, I believe it's purely a matter of choice whether or not you click on Yes or No to the "Was this post helpful to you?" question.

As for cross-posting, there is nothing wrong with it, as long as you stick to the subject. Multi-posting, on the other hand, is rude - asking the same question a dozen times in a dozen different ways.

04-23-2008	#3 (permalink)
Dzomlija Windows Vista x64 Ultimate 2,217 posts	Re: rating answers, follow up questions Quote: Originally Posted by Susan C. I couldn't find the proper place for this question. When we're saying "do this post answer the question" sometimes I'd like to say "yes" because it is a good option to try, however it doesn't actually fix my problem. Do I still click "yes"? And how long does it take for follow up questions to be answered? I have one from 3/31 and one from 4/17 Windows Vista Community: Discussion Groups Don't like to be impatient, it's just that new questions are answered at lightning speed. And if there are a few different questions that may be interrelated or might not, do we separate them into different discussion groups or crosspost? There is a cross-post option, but it seems a little rude to me to be littering up the boards. thanks Susan C. I just had a look at the link you provided. In effect, I believe it's purely a matter of choice whether or not you click on Yes or No to the "Was this post helpful to you?" question. As for cross-posting, there is nothing wrong with it, as long as you stick to the subject. Multi-posting, on the other hand, is rude - asking the same question a dozen times in a dozen different ways.
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