Question

*EXAMPLE POSTED* Is this an direct answer?:

Answer 1

a*

Answer 2

Asker: What is 9+10 A: 11 B:2 C:21 D:19
Asker: A?
Helper: No
Asker: B?
Helper: No
Asker: C?
Helper: No
Asker: D
Helper: Yes
Asker: *Gives medal with out knowing why its D*

Answer 3

no, its spam

Answer 4

Hi there,

That would be considered a direct answer because the asker has not learned anything. The asker just went on a guessing spree. It's the same thing as you telling them it's D. They haven't learned anything.

Also, if they want to ask such a question, they must be less than 13. And you have to be 13+ to use this site :p

Answer 5

That's just an example :P

Answer 6

ohh

Answer 7

muh bad

Answer 8

Thats direct....

Answer 9

They never explained their answer

Answer 10

Just wondering I see lots of people doing that.

Answer 11

And they basically played let guess and get it right

Answer 12

Report it

Answer 13

Yes. I used to do the same things back then when I found out that direct answers are not allowed but I soon realized that the main goal is to help the asker learn. People these days just go after medals. This may have "participation" from the asker but it is not enough. The asker is just guessing. The asker should tell why he thinks its that answer. Many people should read the code of conduct.

Answer 14

Yeah most people under 60 wants medals to go to 99

Answer 15

Yep. :P

Answer 16

Yes but they get it through direct answers. Getting medals through hard work and actual teaching is fine.

Answer 17

Most answers is History and English

Answer 18

Because it's hard to "guide" users to the answer in those sections.

Answer 19

What con said is true. It is hard to explain some questions :)

Like what you have posted, how are you going to explain 9+10 to the asker for example?

Answer 20

You say, suppose you have 9 circles and 10 squares. Count them and there is your answer. XD @Data_LG2

Answer 21

lol okie :P

Answer 22

But I still understand your point. :)

Answer 23

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Data_LG2
What con said is true. It is hard to explain some questions :)

Like what you have posted, how are you going to explain 9+10 to the asker for example?
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
9+10=21
Just deduce it to base 9 and it becomes 21.

Answer 24

Say that to any troll.

Answer 25

You have silenced the crowd.

Answer 26

As usual...

Answer 27

lol

Answer 28

XD