If the answers there do not meet your needs, asking a new question is fine but it is on YOU to explain why the existing question does not meet your needs.

Include this information in your new question and it should be fine but make sure to give clear and accurate reasons why the other post was not what you wanted.

Yes, we can be hard on duplicates but they are not set in stone, if current answers don't work, something must be different somewhere.

Saying that, this question, on freezing has 53 answers, read that first

If the answers there do not meet your needs, asking a new question is fine but it is on YOU to explain why the existing question does not meet your needs.

Include this information in your new question and it should be fine but make sure to give clear and accurate reasons why the other post was not what you wanted.

Yes, we can be hard on duplicates but they are not set in stone, if current answers don't work, something must be different somewhere.

Saying that, this question, on freezing has 53 answers, read that first

If the answers there do not meet your needs, asking a new question is fine but it is on YOU to explain why the existing question does not meet your needs.

Include this information in your new question and it should be fine but make sure to give clear and accurate reasons why the other post was not what you wanted.

Yes, we can be hard on duplicates but they are not set in stone, if current answers don't work, something must be different somewhere.

If the answers there do not meet your needs, asking a new question is fine but it is on YOU to explain why the existing question does not meet your needs.

Include this information in your new question and it should be fine but make sure to give clear and accurate reasons why the other post was not what you wanted.

Yes, we can be hard on duplicates but they are not set in stone, if current answers don't work, something must be different somewhere.

Saying that, this question, on freezing has 53 answers, read that first