Essentially, here's how WikiAnswers works: # Someone asks a question. # Someone answers the question. # Over time, other contributors improve the wording of the question, make it easier to find, develop the answer, etc. # When someone else asks the same question, the answer is there. It should be noted that WikiAnswers is not a search engine like Google, nor a multiple-answer site like Ask.com, so questions must be questions (not statements or keywords).
WikiAnswers is not work at all! It's fun!
No!
Yes it do
WikiAnswers is owned by answers.com. The highest users on this site (they work for WikiAnswers/Answers) are the Community Assistants.
The WikiAnswers website works most of the time, if it doesn't work you can report the bug on the forums.
Trust points do not entirely help you get hired to work for WikiAnswers, since actually getting paid to work for WikiAnswers is different from the amount of trust points you received online.
No.
No, WikiAnswers works more like chocolate milk.
The administrators of WikiAnswers who have all the powers of supervisors and more are Community Assistants. They are the ones who actually get paid to work on WikiAnswers, and you must apply for a job at Answers Corp. and request to work with WikiAnswers.
WikiAnswers ranks your contributions by how many questions, answers, edits and community work you contribute to the WikiAnswers community.
You can get to Wikianswers on a mobile, but it isn't mobile friendly so it isn't particularly ergonomic.
WikiAnswers EditorsThis is a wiki. We are all authors and editors; we work as a team to reach a common goal.