@RussellSteen why? I see why you're asking, but it doesn't strike me as ethical to ask me that, when the other answer is yours? as in, conflict of interest.
@studiohack -- If it helps, i've also rolled my answer into other peoples answer when it was appropriate -- for exampe, here: outdoors.stackexchange.com/questions/392/…
I'm just trying to get the general quality level up, doesn't have to be me (but in the hunting case, it wasn't evident that anyone else was going to tackle it)
@studiohack my point was that anytime I read a SE question, I look at both the accepted answer and the most highly voted answer. A little green checkmark means very little if no one agrees with that answer except the (assumed ignorant) questioner.
@Ryley -- Yeah, I do that on most of the SE stuff as well. Mostly the voters are right. Occasionally we do run into an answer there the check is right but gets few votes, which I think is an interesting phenomena
Back to the traffic though, what I'm really looking for to link out to my facebook is a question that is going to be relevant to a lot of backpackers, with a good accepted answer. Any suggestions?
most of my hiking friends are people that have thru-hiked the Appalachian, Pacific Crest and Continental Divide Trails... i.e. more likely to be answerers than questioners... but who knows, maybe the corners of my friend list contains people that aren't avid hikers yet :)
How do I pack a backpack to prevent injury to my back and keep it comfortable while hiking?
