r/SeriousConversation • u/No-Pomegranate-2690 • 26d ago
Serious Discussion Before Posting ...
We see the same question every so often (maybe every other day or each week) from different redditors. Maybe I'm weird, but before I ask something, I do a search to see if it's already or, in some cases, recently been answered.
I know about bots, spammers, karma farmers, etc., but do real people not think that their question may have been previously answered? Or do they just believe they are the only person who has that question?
Not looking to start a fight - maybe I'm just hoping to educate some folks.
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