I have asked about six hundred and fifty questions at research gate ,but only very few are answered
I request esteemed members of research gate to kindly spread the questions .I can send list of questions asked in Excel format with link to questions.my email address is [email protected]
Thanks Dr . Satish Narula for pointing out the question ?? Actually also for me same faith is observed . Most of the member are busy to answer GENERAL questions rather than high tech specialized question . QA should take more care
about the circulation of these .
Why do you have so many questions? Are all of them relevant to your profession/research? Research Gate is a voluntary platform, no one can be forced or should be expected to answer or interact with any content if they do not wish to do so. This is not a critic, it is just a comment.
I think it depends on the questions. I regularly browse the platform for questions pertaining to the vertebrate paleontology of Cenozoic mammals and answer them if I can. If I were to answer questions outside my expertise, I'd likely add confusion (hopefully not so here...). Also, very specialized technical questions might have only a few qualified respondents, some of whom may use RG as an online vitae and not be interested in other peoples' questions. Hopefully somebody will help you eventually. When I ask a question on RG, I purposefully keep my expectations low. I see it as a "shot in the dark" and don't take it personally when nobody responds. Hope this helps.
Hello Satish,
Wow, 650 questions...you certainly are the inquiring type! I suspect that two strong and related factors in governing whether an inquiry generates responses are: (a) the question wording as it appears in RG listing; and (b) the category or categories in which the question gets placed.
In general, I only look at questions in the categories that I've listed as my own areas of interest/expertise, so there are obviously many questions posted that I will never encounter. I suspect that the same is true for others as well.
As a final observation, if you notice someone who posts lucid comments in a given area that is of interest to you, you may certainly post a direct communication to them in ResearchGate, and that might have a higher likelihood of eliciting a useful response.
Good luck with your work!
Thanks Dr . Satish Narula for pointing out the question ?? Actually also for me same faith is observed . Most of the member are busy to answer GENERAL questions rather than high tech specialized question . QA should take more care
about the circulation of these .
Thank you Dr for your suggestion . It's a very interesting and, of course, practical idea
I think it depends on the kind of questions you ask. I believe your followers based on their area of specialization and what appears on their timeline determines if they have the means or capacity to comment or discuss some issues
Hi,
I believe that ResearchGate is a tool widely used by people to spread knowledge. However, sometimes is hard to address the question to the right audience. Using keywords on point could help you to reach your colleagues. ResearchGate extrapolate the words from the question and use them as keywords (in this case esteem and Excel). It is important to be clear on which question are you trying to ask to your audience and make ResearchGate keywords understand which target are you trying to hit. Then, the answer is up to the people's knowledge and experience... If you would like to receive more answers it is still possible to use alternative to ResearchGate such as Google Scholar, in which you can find some old and newly published papers.
The following paper can be found on Google Scholar:
Conference Paper Using of Jaccard Coefficient for Keywords Similarity
Best regards.
I am attaching excell sheet with links of questions asked .These may be forwarded to any university or institute .
Thanks
satish Narula
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