Yes, on the whole I do think so. I know it's a bit of a lottery as to when qustions get answered - I think people tend to notice the new ones more than the ones that have been there a while -but sooner or later there's a good chance that someone will be looking through the subject categories and come upon yours - like I just have!
You were a bit unlucky with yours, because it's a perfectly clear question, but a lot of them don't get answered because they aren't clearly expressed and nobody is sure what they mean. Also if you have a very technical or detailed question, you could wait ages for someone with the knowledge - and time -to come across it.
But I like the variety of Blurtit - it's not just your own questions; I'm always clicking on ones that other people have asked, just out of curiosity. And of course, you sometimes get given a link to a website that's really useful.
So I'd say, I wouldn't make Blurtit my only reference point for important questions, but I'd certainly use it for fun, tips and general knowledge (have you tried browsing the categories?) Also, it's still very new and hear more developments are planned, so that should be interesting.
You were a bit unlucky with yours, because it's a perfectly clear question, but a lot of them don't get answered because they aren't clearly expressed and nobody is sure what they mean. Also if you have a very technical or detailed question, you could wait ages for someone with the knowledge - and time -to come across it.
But I like the variety of Blurtit - it's not just your own questions; I'm always clicking on ones that other people have asked, just out of curiosity. And of course, you sometimes get given a link to a website that's really useful.
So I'd say, I wouldn't make Blurtit my only reference point for important questions, but I'd certainly use it for fun, tips and general knowledge (have you tried browsing the categories?) Also, it's still very new and hear more developments are planned, so that should be interesting.