Ask me anything, and I’ll respond

I feel inspired to ask you, the reader, if you had anything you might ask me, what would it be?

I’m opening myself and my blog up to my readers to see if there are any questions that you’d might like to ask me.  It can be anything, really.

Want to know my thoughts on politics, religion, sex, drugs, music, women, ask!

Want to know my thoughts about other bloggers?  Ask.

Want to know how I feel about one programming language over another?  Ask.

Want to know what I think of your site?  Ask at your own peril.

I’ll answer everything with brutal honesty, so if you don’t like my response, don’t be offended, I’m just being honest.  How could you fault someone over that?

So as you can see, I’m leaving myself wide open for you to ask me anything.  Anything at all.  Since I don’t have the inspiration to write something technical or helpful, perhaps if I opened myself up to readers and random strangers (and of course, the spammers, you know they’ll comment with some absurdity), perhaps I would find my voice again through this effort.

Here’s what you do, leave a comment below, and if there is a question in there that is an honest question, and not some spammy type of question  just because I’m asking you to leave a question, I’ll answer it in a post.

I’ll continue to draw upon the questions you leave here for future posts.

I intend on approving each and every comment on this post here, instead of being a comment Nazi like I have been for every other post.

I’m expecting spammers to comment, and in fact I intend on using the comments left by spammers for another purpose entirely.  So comment away spammers…this is your post.

But I do hope that the spammers are out-numbered by actual people that have a “good” question.  We’ll see what happens.


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Wayne John is a web developer in Southern California that shares his 25+ years of programming and web development experience freely and happily to anyone willing to learn. He also loathes speaking in the third person. If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed or get updates in your email.