Well, here's the thing: some of these solo answers are way comprehensive, and it's quite tough to add a second one.

Our options are to either say, "well, that's the way it is" or strategically target questions with less than 3 answers and add an answer if we haven't already (or, I guess, a second answer if you've already answered it once).

Granted, this isn't StackOverflow where there are 4^7 different programmatic solutions to concatenating Strings and everyone wants their say, so we do have that to consider.

Follow-up questions for thought:

• Should this be brought to the forefront with the go-live evaluation committee?
• Or is it something they've already taken into consideration?
• Are the Area51 stats unrealistic for a site like this?
• Is this possibly an aspect of having a small user group and the situation will remedy itself with the recently obvious growth?

That being said, I'm actively following the "add an answer" tactic; here are four results of that recent effort:

• When walking my dog at night, how can I improve his visibility to others? (added answer)
• Preparing a dog to stay alone without crating
• From where can I purchase a pet white mouse? (this one was more like "retain and edit your answer" than "add an answer")
• How do I get my dog to use the doggie door in both directions?

Well, here's the thing: some of these solo answers are way comprehensive, and it's quite tough to add a second one.

Our options are to either say, "well, that's the way it is" or strategically target questions with less than 3 answers and add an answer if we haven't already (or, I guess, a second answer if you've already answered it once).

Granted, this isn't StackOverflow where there are 4^7 different programmatic solutions to concatenating Strings and everyone wants their say, so we do have that to consider.

Follow-up questions for thought:

• Should this be brought to the forefront with the go-live evaluation committee?
• Or is it something they've already taken into consideration?
• Are the Area51 stats unrealistic for a site like this?
• Is this possibly an aspect of having a small user group and the situation will remedy itself with the recently obvious growth?

That being said, I'm actively following the "add an answer" tactic; here are four results of that recent effort:

• When walking my dog at night, how can I improve his visibility to others? (added answer)
• Preparing a dog to stay alone without crating
• From where can I purchase a pet white mouse? (this one was more like "retain and edit your answer" than "add an answer")
• How do I get my dog to use the doggie door in both directions?

Well, here's the thing: some of these solo answers are way comprehensive, and it's quite tough to add a second one.

Our options are to either say, "well, that's the way it is" or strategically target questions with less than 3 answers and add an answer if we haven't already (or, I guess, a second answer if you've already answered it once).

Granted, this isn't StackOverflow where there are 4^7 different programmatic solutions to concatenating Strings and everyone wants their say, so we do have that to consider.

Follow-up questions for thought:

• Should this be brought to the forefront with the go-live evaluation committee?
• Or is it something they've already taken into consideration?
• Are the Area51 stats unrealistic for a site like this?
• Is this possibly an aspect of having a small user group and the situation will remedy itself with the recently obvious growth?

Well, here's the thing: some of these solo answers are way comprehensive, and it's quite tough to add a second one.

Our options are to either say, "well, that's the way it is" or strategically target questions with less than 3 answers and add an answer if we haven't already (or, I guess, a second answer if you've already answered it once).

Granted, this isn't StackOverflow where there are 4^7 different programmatic solutions to concatenating Strings and everyone wants their say, so we do have that to consider.

Follow-up questions for thought:

• Should this be brought to the forefront with the go-live evaluation committee?
• Or is it something they've already taken into consideration?
• Are the Area51 stats unrealistic for a site like this?
• Is this possibly an aspect of having a small user group and the situation will remedy itself with the recently obvious growth?

That being said, I'm actively following the "add an answer" tactic; here are four results of that recent effort:

• When walking my dog at night, how can I improve his visibility to others? (added answer)
• Preparing a dog to stay alone without crating
• From where can I purchase a pet white mouse? (this one was more like "retain and edit your answer" than "add an answer")
• How do I get my dog to use the doggie door in both directions?