How do I find the seniors section on yahoo answers?

Hi, Tom...starting from all categories, click more....click society & cultures...then cultures & groups...then Senior citizens.

Better yet, while you are on this page, make bookmarks or put in favorites.

As you have asked a question which has been posted in Senior Citizens you can now look at all your own earlier question and this one will show as being in Senior Citizens. You'll see at the end of your question your own name and the words Senior Citizens. Just click on the words Senior Citizens and it will bring you to the list of current question in this category. I've had trouble with it also since Yahoo made many, completely unnecessary changes.

First of all if you are here right now, click on favorites on your toolbar, and add it to favorites right now. I have a shortcut on my desk top also, you click on "File" on your tool bar, scroll down to where it says " send" then click on "shortcut to desktop", from now on go to yahoo seniors from your desktop just by clicking on it. It has been a long time since I went through the process of Society and Culture, and the next steps, someone here told me about just making a shortcut and I did it and never go the long way anymore, yea

I have to type "Society and Culture" to get to the Senior Citizen section. When I use the list on the left, I'm unable to get past "More".

Yes, it has changed. We have some "trusted members" to thank for decimating the ranks of those that you knew years ago when you started posting here. To complete the mess, Yahoo decided to fix what wasn't broke and this new purple format is the result. That's workable but Yahoo refuses to believe they have a problem with malicious, unfounded reporting of questions and answers by the anonymous "trusted member". Since you found your way back, I suspect your question is somewhat facetious (but I won't report it).

The senior section is under culture and society

or you can type yahoo open questions- senior

and the website will appear.

Society & Culture, then Cultures & Groups, then Senior Citizens. Yes, it is hard to find.

As you have ask in Seniors Citizen, just look at your question on this page and bookmark/favorite it.

Good to see ya back!

you found it; they purposely hide it away because I think that they are trying to close up our forum!