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Question Posted Thursday February 14 2008, 8:43 pm

so i just got something in my inbox saying that i had an answer to a question i asked.. but the thing is that i didnt post the question.. well i did but it was way over a year ago and i looked at the time and day and it said that it was posted this morning(2/14) at 7 in the morning.. but i was at school so i couldnt have done it.. so how did this happen?

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DangerNerd answered Sunday February 24 2008, 7:20 pm:
Some users have the ability to bump a neglected question up in time. Lately, we have discovered people who have a habit of deleting questions they really shouldn't, so we have been going back and making sure that they see the light of day.

Hope that solves the mystery. :-)

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