Trust points that are given by contributors to a certain user for good contributions that that user has made. This is done in one of three ways:
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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.
You can only recommend another contributor once because you already trust them - you shouldn't need to trust them more than you already do. This is also because it is to combat vandalism in Trust Points, as you can get a friend to trust you thousands of times so you can get thousands of trust points, and that isn't how you should earn trust points. Thus, only one recommendation per contributor.
That accolade is held by Marcy who had 8,977 Trust Points on 10 July 2012.
You get the pride that someone else thought your answers were great.Trust Points won't earn you prizes or cash, just the notion that a fellow contributor thought you give great answers.
If you go onto a question that was answered by the contributor, at the bottom of the page you can recommend the contributor.Trust points can be given by clicking on recommend contributor next to the contributor's username, which can be found either on the contributor's contributions page or on any Q&A page where that contributor was the last to answer.
What are Trust Points?:Trust Points enable you to vote for a WikiAnswers member whose contributions you think are worthwhile and legitimate.It is important to note that Trust Points are not a good measurement of how much you can trust the answer to a question. They are simply an indication of how trusted the last contributor is as a member of the WikiAnswers community.All answers should be critically considered. For reliable advice of any sort you need to consult a qualified professional in your local area. Please see our http://wiki.answers.com/about/legal_notices.html#termsfor more details.How do you use Trust Points?:Trust points can be given by clicking on recommend contributor next to the contributor's username, which can be found either on the contributor's contributions page or on any Q&A page where that contributor was the last to answer.Can you subtract Trust Points?:Currently, no. You can only add Trust Points by clicking to recommend someone. You cannot vote against someone. This is something we may add in the future but for right now we want to keep things simple and see how it goes.
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What are Trust Points?:Trust Points enable you to vote for a WikiAnswers member whose contributions you think are worthwhile and legitimate.It is important to note that Trust Points are not a good measurement of how much you can trust the answer to a question. They are simply an indication of how trusted the last contributor is as a member of the WikiAnswers community.All answers should be critically considered. For reliable advice of any sort you need to consult a qualified professional in your local area. Please see our http://wiki.answers.com/about/legal_notices.html#termsfor more details.How do you use Trust Points?:Trust points can be given by clicking on recommend contributor next to the contributor's username, which can be found either on the contributor's contributions page or on any Q&A page where that contributor was the last to answer.Can you subtract Trust Points?:Currently, no. You can only add Trust Points by clicking to recommend someone. You cannot vote against someone. This is something we may add in the future but for right now we want to keep things simple and see how it goes.(P.S. Use points to get cool stuff, I got a spy gear set for my son when he was little.)
Trust points are given by the Readers of your answers. Each member can recommend a contributor once. Answers are counted as contributions.
Trust Points will be assigned to users when someone clicks "recommend contributor", at the bottom of their answer. This function is used to help newer users to know that the answerer is trustworthy. Trust points are only for answering questions, not for anything else.