How many questions have you asked the collective that could have been answered by Google?

zero

If I have a factual question, I usually google first, and then Fluther if I don’t find a satisfactory answer. And even in those cases, I usually try to specify that I am looking for personal opinions or experiences to make it clear that it’s not a googleable question.

At times I think mine could be questions that can be googled, but like @syz said I’m looking for people’s actual experiences.

None. I hope.

I think 3. One I never would have thought to google and the others I realized after I should have googled, I just wasn’t thinking about it at the moment.

I’ve asked a few questions that could have been answered by Google but here’s the thing. Sometimes I’ve gotten answers from people on Fluther that I would actually consider better than what I could have located on Google. That’s saying a lot for all the intellectuals we have here.

Um… none, I think? I hope at least…

I don’t think I have. The few times I can think of I googled and googled until I was about to flip out and got almost nothing back.

Fluther is win.

Let me go look. I will be honest.

Maybe five or six, but some of them would have taken some digging. Like the technical ones. I didn’t know what I was talking about let alone the terminology I would have needed in order to Google it. A cord is a cord is a cord to me – except for a USB, I know what those look like. The one about the spider bite I probably could have Google and found with some digging. Same goes for the body aches one.

It’s nice to get feedback from people I can communicate with though. Not a website that I can’t ask more questions to.

At least one probably could have, but I tried and was unsuccessful.
‘Five Keys’ kept returning ‘Five Keys for good Writing’ and ‘Five Keys to happiness’. On futher consideration, I could have used advanced search to get around that.

A few. A Google answer isn’t everything. I like the discussions.

One. I said I could google it, but maybe someone here knew something that would make the search go faster, and as it happened, before I could turn around, I had an answer. It was wonderful.

NONE
That is why I am a big opinionated-asker.

I don’t understand the correlation.
Or what that means.

Who me?

None but I have only asked 9 questions in 6 mos, I guess that’s why.

1, and I had already tried Google, which was what led me here.

Yes, you.

I ask more opiniotnated questions, like “How do I deal with Procrastionation?” or something. Not “What is 2+2?”
Go to my profile and look at the “questions I’ve asked”.

Ohh. You’re trying to say you ask subjective questions rather than objective questions. Got it.