Guilty as Accused: How do you feel when one of your Questions accidentally goes for a voting?

While I would curse myself for having missed the deadline,I would still give my vote to the answer which I consider meets with my requirements,irrespective of whether the answer chosen by me gets the highest number of votes.No guilt

feelings because these things do happen in life.One has to move on and can't sit around and mope.

Have a Nice Day.

I have no much experience in answering this, for the reason my capability of unable to raise questions. However, I feel this is somewhat a depressed situation as we have failed in delivering our intention. But there is no need to feel guilty of this, as nothing wrong committed from your side. This can be an experience, which caution us that 'we must act on real time once decided upon and do not hesitate to deliver'.

properly I easily will no longer be able to narrate too lots using fact i do no longer ask almost as many questions as you do lol. yet I never permit my questions go into balloting. i've got in basic terms permit that ensue as quickly as. I determine if people make an effort out to answer my questions, the least i will do is %. a perfect answer.

Fortunately that situation has never came to me . also im very careful on that . but i say its feels very sad . because selecting BA by yourself gives self satisfaction , but this satisfaction is uncertain when it goes to voting , any thing can happen , chances are there that wrong person will get best . that makes us even disappointment . so selecting BA by our self will gives us satisfaction .. :)

I hate those people who promised to select BA but became lethargic and allow it for voting.

poor knowledge shortage prevents me from resolving questions.

Well

i too feel guilty.

but anyways you still can vote for that question.

or mail the person whose answer was the BA of your choice......least you can make them happy:)

Nowadays i myself leave those questions for voting where i do not get correct answer .

I get annoyed but not take it too seriously to feel guilty.

There is no such thing as an accident.