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If you believe that your question has sufficient information to be answered and should not have been placed into this catch-all question, please e-mail GoodQuestion @ WikiAnswers. Com and request that it be made into a separate question Please ask your question again and include more information in it. WikiAnswers is designed to provide a specific answer to a specific question Tip: Don't use pronouns such as he, she, it, them, their, his, her, its, and so forth in your question.

Chances are, we won't know who she he them and what it is and won't be able to answer your question. You must indicate the subject properly in your question. However, questions, in which the subject is already indicated, may use those pronouns.

For example, "When Miley Cyrus starred on Hannah Montana, how old was she? " is okay Questions that do not contain enough information cannot be answered -- asking "did he die? " or "how did she become rich?" cannot be answered because we do not know who you are asking the question about.

* Multiple choice questions cannot be answered if you do not include the choices in the question. These typically include the phrase "which of the following" at the beginning of the question and the questioner does not include "the following" choices in the question; thus, we don't have enough information to answer your question. Another example is asking a question about a vehicle without providing the make, model, year, and engine size.

This information is almost always necessary Questions that are too broad Questions such as "What are the names of all cars ever made? " are too broad to be answered. Simply giving a list of words does not ask a question that we know how to answer Questions that require us to look at a picture or diagram that you have in front of you cannot be answered because we cannot see your assignment page Partial questions or question fragments cannot be answered because a sentence fragment such as "preparation for a position" or "pi plus" do not explain what your question is and cannot be answered Questions that are actually statements cannot be answered because they are not questions.

"You are in love with a boy and he does not know you exist" is not a question and cannot be answered Questions that should be asked in a chat room cannot be answered because this is not a chat room. "Who are you?" or "What is your favorite color? " are not questions that can be answered on this website Questions that ask for university results cannot be answered here because that information is only released to the student themselves; if you haven't got your results yet, nobody else will have them for you either.

The WikiAnswers Stylebook will help you write a proper question that can be answered for you. See related links below Questions about prices cannot be answered here because we need to know which store you are asking about, which particular brand/size/style of item you are asking about, and the date upon which you are asking for the price. Prices vary daily, and each store will have its own pricing and sales Coin-Appraisal Questions with Insufficient Information There are several criteria that are required to give an evaluation of a coin.

If one or more of these criteria is missing, an evaluation is not going to be very accurate: denomination country of origin year of minting condition Latitude and Longitude Questions with Insufficient Information If you ask questions such as 'What is located at 30 degrees latitude and 30 degrees longitude?', there could be four possible answers since direction was not specified. Therefore, please include the directions (e.g. North, east, south, west). An example of a good question would be, 'What is located at 30 degrees north latitude and 30 degrees east longitude?

Time-Zone Questions with Insufficient Information When asking about the time in different places around the world WikiAnswers can only answer if we know (1) the place of interest and (2) a reference point Bad: What time is it now in England?

We want to help you find the answer to your question. After all, we are Answers.com! We just need a few more details from you so that we can help you find an accurate answer.

Answers is designed to provide a specific answer to a specific question. So, we suggest that you ask your question again, and this time, include more information! Need a few tips?

We can help with that. Here are some types of questions that can't be answered: Questions that do not contain enough information. For example, we don't know who you mean when you ask "Did he die?"

Did who die? And we can't answer many car, coin, time zone, or other questions without specific information. Partial questions or question fragments can't be answered because sentence fragments - such as "preparation for a position" or "pi plus" - don't explain what your question is, and therefore can't be answered.

Questions that are actually statements can't be answered because they aren't questions. "You are in love with a boy and he does not know you exist" isn't a question. You might want to rephrase this as: "What should you do if you're in love with a boy and he does not know you exist?"

Questions that should be asked in a chat room can't be answered because this isn't a chat room. "Who are you?" or "What is your favorite color?" aren't questions that can be answered on this website. We suggest checking out our Community Forum for some great conversation instead.

Questions that use the words "today" or "tomorrow" or "now" can't be answered because we can't reanswer the question every day or every moment. If you want to know specific information, ask a question with a specific date. If you believe that your question has sufficient information to be answered, and should not have been placed into this catch-all question, please e-mail Support @ Answers.com, and request that it be made into a separate question.

We want to help you find the answer to your question. After all, we are Answers.com! We just need a few more details from you so that we can help you find an accurate answer.

Answers is designed to provide a specific answer to a specific question. So, we suggest that you ask your question again, and this time, include more information! Need a few tips?

We can help with that. Here are some types of questions that can't be answered: Questions that do not contain enough information. For example, we don't know who you mean when you ask "Did he die?"

Did who die? And we can't answer many car, coin, time zone, or other questions without specific information. Partial questions or question fragments can't be answered because sentence fragments - such as "preparation for a position" or "pi plus" - don't explain what your question is, and therefore can't be answered.

Questions that are actually statements can't be answered because they aren't questions. "You are in love with a boy and he does not know you exist" isn't a question. You might want to rephrase this as: "What should you do if you're in love with a boy and he does not know you exist?"

Questions that should be asked in a chat room can't be answered because this isn't a chat room. "Who are you?" or "What is your favorite color?" aren't questions that can be answered on this website. We suggest checking out our Community Forum for some great conversation instead.

Questions that use the words "today" or "tomorrow" or "now" can't be answered because we can't reanswer the question every day or every moment. If you want to know specific information, ask a question with a specific date. If you believe that your question has sufficient information to be answered, and should not have been placed into this catch-all question, please e-mail Support @ Answers.com, and request that it be made into a separate question.

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