How many people still want to answer the old unanswered questions?

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I've been trying to answer them for about 2 or 3 years. I already tried everything I was able to think of by myself and had some success, but the unanswered list is still 4 pages long. It seems like the best thing I can do now is asking for help. So how many of you want to contribute at least 30 minutes to a cooperative project? I don't want to waste time starting this project if nobody else wants to do it.

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What sort of project is it?

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I’m interested

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I’d be willing to put some time towards answering these questions. What do you have in mind?

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I could possibly help, depending on what exactly it is.

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I was thinking about asking people how they answer questions, mainly what sources they use and what kinds of questions can be answered using each source. Then anyone can answer questions using anyone else's sources. Do you guys have any other ideas?

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While that’s a solid idea I feel like questions have stayed on the unanswered list because there are no sources people have found that can answer the question. Just putting that out there.

Oh and also some of the questions can be answered if you pour a bunch of time and effort in game but no one wants to do that (leading to unanswered questions) :P

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I’m down

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I would sign up but I don’t know much about older games

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I can help

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I would try to help as well

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An idea I've had for a while now is sorting each question by skill/niche needed to answer them, like for example questions that can only be solved via datamining, knowledge on [insert spinoff game name here], really monotonous research (like what are all of ____ in [game]), etc. And then with everything rounded up people can see what they are able to answer.

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@Moth Can you sort the questions and post the sorted list?

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I'll have it done.

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I'd love to help I try to do this casually all the time.

Answer 1

This is really a lot more support than I expected. You can now put your sources on this question.