2023/2024/2025 Question of the Day Archive & Suggestions

[Lacy Duckwing]

But if you reply to the question then you will have it right there?

If you put the question in the title it’s going to look awfully cluttered, especially with “Question of the Day” and the date as well.

On this specific issue, it's more of an issue when you're watching the thread. I have the same issue. Sometimes I'm watching multiple threads and I forget what question was asked on which thread I'm watching. (Especially when the question is a yes or no question. There's no quick indicator what question was, unlike a question asking what kind of fishing reel one uses.)

But yes, I agree on the title being cluttered. Plus some questions are long.

 

[notabitail]

Do you use a screen protector or not?

 

[azurbanclucker]

Do you use a screen protector or not?

Can I ask a clarifying question?

Are you thinking mobile, tablet? "in general"?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Possible format: "QOTD 9/7/25: Do you use sunscreen?"

 

[R2elk]

Can I ask a clarifying question?

Are you thinking mobile, tablet? "in general"?

Clarifying questions should be left to the OP or saved for when the question becomes its own thread.

 

[NotabitaiI]

But if you reply to the question then you will have it right there?

If you put the question in the title it’s going to look awfully cluttered, especially with “Question of the Day” and the date as well.

I think with a couple changes to the format it could look a lot less cluttered, like having it say: QOTD, Jul 8th '25: how do you like your eggs? It's obviously still a question with a date attached and it's clearly part of a BYC question series so spelling out "question of the day, day, month, year, etc." isn't necessary.

 

[Evadig]

I think with a couple changes to the format it could look a lot less cluttered, like having it say: QOTD, Jul 8th '25: how do you like your eggs? It's obviously still a question with a date attached and it's clearly part of a BYC question series so spelling out "question of the day, day, month, year, etc." isn't necessary.

But I like it that way…

I hate change unless it’s absolutely necessary, like my fixing my deck because it’s falling down.

 

[NotabitaiI]

But I like it that way…

I hate change unless it’s absolutely necessary, like my fixing my deck because it’s falling down.

You'll learn to like a different format after a minute