Title: I don&#x27;t know if I could pinpoint exactly when this started for me, but I realized the other day that I never read the questions when I&#x27;m trying to debug something and SO pops up as part of my Google results. I just read the title, then scroll down to the answers to see if any of the proposed code will work for me. Maybe 1 in 50 I&#x27;ll flip back up to the question to see if a specific variable or setup is mentioned and therefore used in the answer.<p>I have been wondering with the discussion around SO culture and community if maybe this is important. For all the discussion about &quot;good&quot; questions and wanting to archive generally applicable programming advice, would it change the assumptions about the value of either if it turns out that people aren&#x27;t reading the questions anyway?
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