Which way is correct:
Just as questions with no answers are highly attractive to you, so they are to your competitors too.
or:
Just as questions with no answers are highly attractive to you, so are they to your competitors too.
The more I look at these sentences the more I'm confused ;-) Please help.
They're both mostly correct, but are really odd/awkward. I would suggest something more like
These questions appeal to your competitors just as much as they do to you.
So are they means and they are also. So they are usually indicates surprise on the part of the speaker.
Examples:
She is English and so are they...
(Speaker 1) - They're not blue! They're green! (Speaker 2) - So they are!
