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The three questions under each of Vega’s answers: go further in one tap
Under each answer, Vega suggests three questions to go further, drawn from what she just wrote to you: a placement in your chart to dig into, the period she mentions, the step she suggests. One tap sends the question, and it counts like any other. You remain free to write your own in the field, at any time.
What are the three questions under an answer for?
A first answer often opens more doors than it closes: it names a placement in your chart, mentions a period, suggests a lever. You still need to know where to go next. Under the label “Keep exploring”, three short questions pick up those threads, each in a different direction, so the conversation carries on without you having to search for words.
They only appear under the last answer of the conversation, once it is fully written. As soon as a new question leaves, yours or one of the three, they disappear; the next answer brings its own. After a question about the way you love, for instance, you might read:
- “And at work, what does it change for me?”
- “How do I make the most of my Moon in Scorpio?”
- “Which step do I start with this week?”
Vega never ends her answer with a question: the answer stands on its own. The three suggestions sit apart, underneath, to take or to leave.
Where do these questions come from?
They are composed right after the answer, from two things only: your question and what Vega just wrote. So they dig into what was actually said, not a topic picked at random: if the answer talks about your Venus in the 7th house, one of the three may suggest returning to it; if it mentions a period, another may ask how long it lasts.
The site checks each suggestion before showing it to you. It is short, sixty characters at most, and written in the first person, the way you would write it yourself. It contains no link, no offer and no promise, and never touches a subject the chat does not answer: health, a pregnancy, a loss, a legal procedure or money to invest.
If the three questions are not ready within about two seconds, or if they do not pass this check, the site shows ready-made questions in their place. They are chosen according to the subject of your question (love, work, money, family, life path, the current period, an astrology notion) and according to the conversation: your chart, a compatibility, or no chart at all.
Does a suggested question count as a question?
Yes. Tapping a suggestion is the same as writing the question and sending it: it counts among your questions for the week, three without an account and five with a free account, it enters the conversation and, if you are signed in, it is filed in your space like the others. The counter under the field always says how many you have left.
Once your free questions for the week are used, the three suggestions stay visible under the last answer, but tapping one no longer sends anything: the panel shows you how to continue. Your questions come back every Monday; with My Birth Chart+, they are unlimited for thirty days, as explained on the page about what My Birth Chart+ includes.
Reading the suggestions costs nothing: only a question you send is counted.
How do you ask your own question instead?
The suggestions never replace the field: it stays under the conversation, and your question always comes before theirs. They can also be a starting point: take the idea, put it in your own words, and add what Vega cannot guess, a first name, a choice to make, a date that matters to you.
A follow-up question does not need to be long. Vega keeps your last exchanges in mind: “And for my work?” or “Why?” is enough to carry on, as Vega keeps the thread explains. To change subject completely, “New conversation” starts again from a blank page.
- Read the answer, then the three suggestions underneath.
- If one speaks to you, tap it: it is sent as it is, and the answer is written.
- Otherwise, write your own in the “Write to Vega…” field, or dictate it if your browser allows it.
- Tap the round button to the right of the field: your question is sent, and the suggestions disappear.
When there are no suggestions
The three questions follow an answer from Vega, and only that. You will not see any under an answer from the site, such as the form for a birth or a compatibility, nor under a message that points you to a professional, nor under an answer that was interrupted, stopped or failed. A question about the site itself, its pages or its offers, gets none either.
They are not kept. “Copy the answer” and “Copy the conversation” leave them out, your space does not file them, and after reloading the page the conversation comes back without them: ask a question, and the next ones return with the answer. The guide to Vega covers the basics of the chat, from the button to the free questions.
Where to find them, on a phone and on a computer
The suggestions sit at the very bottom of the last answer, under the row of icons (copy, helpful, report) and under the button Vega sometimes offers, such as “See my current transits”. Each one fits on one or two lines and is easy to tap.
On a phone, the chat fills the whole screen: scroll to the end of the answer to see them, or tap the arrow that takes you there. Vega on your phone describes that full screen. On a computer, they appear in the right-hand column, and the page stays readable beside it. For suggestions that speak about you, start by calculating your chart: without a chart, they are about the current sky and astrology in general.
Vega is waiting at the bottom right of every page: ask a first question, and the next three arrive with the answer.
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