Can you provide specific examples? It is difficult to talk about generalities and abstract terms, I find it is helpful to anchor these discussions on real, concrete examples so everyone is clear.

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1105562/david-pfx?tab=questions

These questions look mostly answered to me. Which ones are problematic? URL?

I will also add that when I find my questions are not satisfactorily answered, I consider it a failing of my question first. I didn't make the question clear enough, I didn't research and explain my problem sufficiently, etc. Every question is an opportunity for me to learn more about my problem -- up to and including answering it myself over time, even if only partially.

Can you provide specific examples? It is difficult to talk about generalities and abstract terms, I find it is helpful to anchor these discussions on real, concrete examples so everyone is clear.

https://stackoverflow.com/users/1105562/david-pfx?tab=questions

These questions look mostly answered to me. Which ones are problematic? URL?

I will also add that when I find my questions are not satisfactorily answered, I consider it a failing of my question first. I didn't make the question clear enough, I didn't research and explain my problem sufficiently, etc. Every question is an opportunity for me to learn more about my problem -- up to and including answering it myself over time, even if only partially.

Can you provide specific examples? It is difficult to talk about generalities and abstract terms, I find it is helpful to anchor these discussions on real, concrete examples so everyone is clear.

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1105562/david-pfx?tab=questions

These questions look mostly answered to me. Which ones are problematic? URLs?

Can you provide specific examples? It is difficult to talk about generalities and abstract terms, I find it is helpful to anchor these discussions on real, concrete examples so everyone is clear.

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1105562/david-pfx?tab=questions

These questions look mostly answered to me. Which ones are problematic? URL?

I will also add that when I find my questions are not satisfactorily answered, I consider it a failing of my question first. I didn't make the question clear enough, I didn't research and explain my problem sufficiently, etc. Every question is an opportunity for me to learn more about my problem -- up to and including answering it myself over time, even if only partially.