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... and why?
It depends on what the question is. Some ask questions about personal experience while others ask questions wanting factual information. If i'm asking how to get over a death for example i'm not going to want some factual answer I want personal experience. But if i'm asking about the history of some country i'm going to want factual information rather then personal experience.
I would perfer a personal experience, because it would give me someone to talk to, and share together. and I'd make a new friend, someone who knows what I'm going through or could tell me what they went through. it's more personal. Good question!
Uhm well I would rather the question be both factual and personal. If I want purely factual information, I would google it. And I don't want personal information without any sort of backing to it.
i prefer personal experience as do many others. when i answer questions i give a little bit of my personal eperiences. i also give personal things in my descriptions. its who i am.
I'd want both, personally. Facts are important, but hearing a little bit from someone who's been in a certain situation and how they've got through it can be very helpful as well.
they both will make good sense depending on person...facts or opinions they both are personal preferences. personal? they are gonna say what 1st came to dome regardless.
I usually try and give both but I don't usually ask personal questions and if I do, well let's just say everyone's had their share of what I've gone through :)
I like when a person answers with both. Simply factual can only go so far without personal experience.
Factual answer, because it's more trustworthy and straightforward.
Both, its always good to know the two sides of a story :)
Thx :-)
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