As a relatively new user here, on my "home" site of Judaism.se there are about 8000+ questions that preceded my arrival there. Sometimes I see questions that pique my interests in the related question sidebar, and sometimes I sift through a tag. But I like seeing the random questions that get "poked" to the top of the list.
However, those questions are limited to no accepted answer questions, with the presumed goal of bringing them to the attention of someone who might answer. Sometimes, I find questions with accepted answers that I feel I have something to add to, or am just interested in looking into now that I see it.
Is it possible to make a queue of randomly poked accepted answer questions? Maybe it could go into its own queue, as an option on the top bar next to featured and active etc., so that new users can get some random exposure to older questions without systematically sorting through the entire volume of asked questions.
(This would be, in my mind, more convenient than a wikipedia-like random-question button, as it would provide a list to peruse and all users would have the same list at any given time.)
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The number 35000 can be adjusted so that the bookmarklet picks exactly the posts that precede your activity on the site. – user259867 May 23 '14 at 4:51