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Question Posted Thursday July 14 2011, 9:10 am



I'm just curious, Why do you delete my questions?

I have asked you questions before on this site and you have so far answered none of them. I ask you a question because I feel you give good advice on this site, Deleting my questions really make me think otherwise.


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adviceman49 answered Thursday July 14 2011, 9:39 am:
I delete questions I either do not feel qualified to answer or do not have answers for. I appreciate your trust but and would like to keepmijt.

if you would prefer I say Do not have an answer for instead of deleting just say so. Some questions you have asked are better answered by the younger advisers.

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