Hello aaron_baugher,

You are absolutely right about that.

But, sometimes not often but some times I see unanswered questions for a few hours. This can happen if the module that the user is using is not commonly used or the question is not a programming question but more like a point that the user got stack and needs a lot of time for a monk to spend on the question search online and come up with an answer.

Unfortunately some times this can happen when people come and ask a question something like "I do not how to use this module please provide an example that I want to do this and that".

Of course this kind of questions they do not get answers, not straight away at least but I have found my self answering a couple of times this kind of questions.

The reason is that I am still learning and I am trying to expand my knowledge/way of thinking with any possible minor or major task. I am not here to gain experience points or reputation, I am here to try to answer questions that would require a bit of online searching and experimentation.

I mean, I know that people have been spending years and years with Perl so they know more than what I will learn ever, but a more difficult question is always a more "challenging" question = to more fun answering this question.

I am only a beginner, two years ago I started learning about programming so I am more interesting in learning how to think and approach more complicated problems and solve them more efficiently.

Again thank you for your time and effort reading and replying my question.