Confidence votes are gained when a user clicks the "Yes" button underneath the answer when asked "Was this answer useful".
You cannot give yourself confidence votes. Each user can only vote on each answer once.
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How do you get confidence votes on Answers?
The more questions you answer with thorough, helpful answers, the more likely you are to get confidence votes and followers! Look for categories in which you have knowledge, expertise, or experience in - we have over 11,000 categories.For more help on giving good answers, check out our Help Center on Answering Questions.
You get "Trust Points" when someone gives you a thumbs up on your overall profile. You get confidence votes when someone hits the "Yes" button underneath an answer you wrote for being helpful or informative.
People do trust the answers on Answers.com. Each category has supervisors who do everything possible to ensure to quality of the answers within that category. There are experts in different categories, too; when you see an answer marked "Expert Answer," you can be assured that it is a good answer. All users on the site have a number of "confidence votes" next to their profile photo and user name. If they have a high number of confidence votes, that means that other users were happy with the answers they gave to other questions, which should thereby increase your confidence in them.
When you open a question and read the answer you can leave a rating by hitting one of the 3 orange buttons at the bottom. These are called confidence votes. You will be asked "Was this answer useful?" you can then select "Yes, Somewhat, or No".
One really never knows until the votes are cast, but the experts all predict with a high degree of confidence that Romney will win all of Nebraska's five votes.
Public confidence is very much necessary to get votes for leadership. After sometimes public want to see results to get their confidence.
Well, if by votes you mean trust points, then you write really good answers. If people then see your answers, they will recommend you.
NO. there is no "no confidence" votes under the American Constitution. That is only under a parlamentary system
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Good question. Trust points have been around since the beginning of the site, so they are the traditional way of people saying... hey, I trust this person. You used to be able to give trust points from the question page, but now you can only do that on their individual profile page. The confidence votes are a newer thing, and they are based on the "Yes / No / Partially" (YNP) buttons under an answer. The amount of times someone's answer gets voted yes is calculated in with other things (how many people contributed to the answer, negative votes, etc.) to come up with the confidence score. The YNP buttons are seen by many more people, so that score typically goes up faster, but it also depends on what someone chooses to do. If someone spends their time categorizing questions, merging, or helping out in other ways, they might get more trust points than confidence votes, because there aren't many answers out there for them to get any YNP credit from. Both are an attempt at showing off the people that are valuable to the community. Of course though, even people who just joined recently can be a great help to the site. If you want more trust points OR confidence votes, the best thing to do is to write some really good answers. Not copy and paste ones or joking ones that are wrong but funny... they might get you a couple of votes, but will probably also get you blocked. Answers that are really good are ones that you have researched about, so you are confident that you have the correct answer, but then you answer in your own words.