Pro tip: I found a way to get better answers by framing my question with a specific number, like asking 'what's the best way to spend 3 days in Chicago?' instead of just 'what should I do there?'. | Ask Anything - The Community Guide
Pro tip: I found a way to get better answers by framing my question with a specific number, like asking 'what's the best way to spend 3 days in Chicago?' instead of just 'what should I do there?'.
After getting vague replies for months, I tried this last week and got detailed itineraries with hotel and restaurant names, so what other little tricks make people actually want to answer your question?
That "detailed itineraries with hotel names" thing is a game changer. I used to ask "what's good in Philly?" and get two replies saying "cheesesteaks." Now I ask for "a weird Saturday with $50" and people fight to give me their secret dive bar and museum hack. The trick is making your question a fun puzzle for them to solve, not a chore.