<p>On a few occasions I have come across questions where the question title asks one thing but the question body asks something related but different. Sometimes, the difference between the question title and the body of the question is quite significant, yet the questions still remain very closely related - close enough that it would be unfair to say the OP has asked an unclear question or anything like that.</p>

<p>I was wondering if anyone else can relate to what I'm saying, and, if so, what is the best way to go about answering such questions.</p>

<p>Does one answer the question asked in the title? Does one answer the question(s) asked in the body of the question? Perhaps one ought to address both the questions posed in the title and the body? Which of the two questions is more important and deserves to be answered; title or body?</p>
