no you just dont get paid at all.
No it is not true. You get nothing at all for asking or answering questions here.
People do it for many reasons, for fun, to help others, they enjoy it.
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Yes, it is very true.
That's not true ! The whole point of the Answers website - is that people post questions the need answering - and the world-wide Answers community may be able to answer.
I have to say... sometimes it is not true because real people are answering your questions, but sometimes answers.com is a bit easier than bing or Google because the answer is just what you asked (usually) and it is simple and straightforward.
His caginess is astonishing. Caginess is another word for shrewd.
Alexandra CulmenaresAll of this stuff is probly fake people it's just regular people answering these questions so its not true!!!! Don't believe this
One common misconception about answering audience questions is that the speaker must know the answer to every question posed. In reality, it's acceptable to acknowledge when you don't have an answer and offer to follow up later. Additionally, some believe that lengthy, detailed responses are always preferred, but concise and clear answers are often more effective in maintaining audience engagement. Finally, it's not true that all questions should be answered; some may be off-topic and can be politely redirected.
Like any major corporation, the site has protections in place to protect servers and data. Plus, every action on site is noted. So, I believe the only true 'threat' is that we all need to sleep, which interferes with us answering questions.
Yes, it is true. There have been cases of undefined answers to math questions, though.
yes, it is if you are answering a true/false question it is TRUE
Wiki is for asking and answering questions. This is not a question, it is a statement, albeit a true statement. I understand why you posted it but, in the future refrain from posting statements, unless you are answering a question.
If there are 5 questions, each with 2 possible answers, there will be 25 different quiz outcomes possible. We know that 25 = 32 different possible outcomes on a competed quiz where one answer is selected for each question.