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Are all contributors not getting their trust points when they answer a question?
Jimwest70
Trust points are given by the Readers of your answers. Each member can recommend a contributor once. Answers are counted as contributions.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
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Why does WikiAnswer have trust points?
WikiAnswers uses trust points to distinguish trustworthy, good contributors from others. Answers from contributors with lots of trust points are often well-written and helpful.
How many trust points have been given in total on WikiAnswers?
It would be impossible to say. (See the Related question for a list of contributors who have achieved a minimum of 2,000 trust points.)
Has the WikiAnswers system of Trust Points changed?
Currently, the WikiAnswers system of trust points hasn't changed - you can only add trust points, and you can only recommend from a question the user has answered by going to the contributors tab and clicking "recommend".
Are trust points silly?
No. Trust points are an indication of how trustworthy the contributions of the contributors of the website are. Higher the trust points, the more trustworthy the contributor is.
Can you earn points on Answers and how?
You can earn trust points. These are given to you by other contributors when they believe you have done something well (for example, answering a question thoroughly and coherently).
When you go to a question someone asks how do you see their trust points?
It will say the question on top, and below that the question's category. Below the category it says who the first and last contributors were. It then says Contributor trust: [number here] and a link to recomend the person. The number is the number of trust points the last contributor has. You can then recommend them if you trust their answer by clicking on the link.
Why is WikiAnswers not a good site for answers?
Anyone can edit answers on WikiAnswers. One way to check how legit a question is is by the number of trust points a person has. Below, you will see the contributors name and how many trust points they have.
Why don't people give me trust points?
People often give trust points because he or she has answered their question in a good manner as far as ACTUALLY answering the question that was asked. You can earn trust points several other ways as well such as being very helpful to Supervisors, helping other contributors, being active etc.
Are contributors allowed to ask for trust points on their profiles?
Whilst this is against the Community Spirit, soliciting for Trust Points does not warrant a warning or banning.
Who has the least trust points on WikiAnswers?
Many contributors have zero trust points, so it would be very tedious to find and list them all.
Which users on WikiAnswers have earned more than 3000 trust points?
3,000+ Trust Points on WikiAnswersThe following 23 WikiAnswers contributors have all earned more than 3,000 trust points (figures correct as of July 18, 2012):8,981 trust points - User:Marcy5,653 trust points - User:USCitizen5,643 trust points - User:RoyR5,189 trust points - User:Macky5,011 trust points - User:Clay5,009 trust points - User:Aggie804,893 trust points - User:Ranger224,893 trust points - User:Dlmick4,646 trust points - User:Joncey4,622 trust points - User:Crystal4,474 trust points - User:Keats4,181 trust points - User:Chris3,978 trust points - User:Ksmail3,880 trust points - User:Neila2223,781 trust points - User:Viper1usmc3,730 trust points - User:Quirkyquantummechanic3,560 trust points - User:Redbeard3,428 trust points - User:Grevillea3,315 trust points - User:HisPowr4U3,147 trust points - User:Deb3,136 trust points - User:Jadeacres3,103 trust points - User:elosery3,065 trust points - User:DelltechieNOTE: THERE IS CURRENTLY A PROBLEM WITH THE TRUST POINTS BEING GIVEN. THIS ANSWER WILL BE UPDATED ONCE IT'S FIXED.~ Top 100 All-time Contributors ~Click on the Related Link, further down this page,to see the list of the Top 100.
Why is it that on some contributor's boards you can not give any trust points?
These contributors are blocked from the site.
