A Senior Mentor on WikiAnswers is a Mentor who has graduated proteges from the program and has committed to providing support and guidance to a new Mentor who has just joined the program; usually this is one of his or her own graduated proteges, but not always.
The idea is to give the new members of the Volunteer Mentoring Program someone specific to rely on for answers to their Mentoring questions, just as a Mentor does this for a Supervisor who has just joined our community.
There are three: Protege, Mentor, and Senior Mentor.
No there is not.
15 and up to be a Mentor. Note: usually teens become Teen Mentors.
Well, Chris Whitten was the founder of answers.com so unofficially he was the first mentor. But, Officially Deb was the first Mentor.
One becomes a senior mentor with time and mentoring a new mentor and protege, but will be asked at the proper time.
To get a Mentor on WikiAnswers, all you need to do is leave a message on Ganderton's message board, or email him at his wikianswers.com email address! http://wiki.answers.com/Q/UserDiscuss:Ganderton Ganderton@WikiAnswers.com
Yes, the WikiAnswers mentor badge design was slightly changed due to feedback from a contributor.
They both Mentor new Supervisors, but the Teen Mentor will usually only have teen Proteges.
A mentor is a teacher or someone who guides and shows you what to do. An adviser is similar to a mentor but does not directly tell or teach you what to do. Instead an advisor is simply a friend or someone that makes a suggestion of what you should do.
If a Protege has a Mentor in mind that they would like, certainly. However it is up to the Mentor to decide if they have time to take on the protege. The whole team is great!
The Mentor badge was changed sometime in January of 2009, I believe. The change was made in order to improve the design.
Supervisors and Mentors are not measured in such a way.What these volunteers do for WikiAnswers is beyond measure.However, the top contributors and editors can be found here:Special:TopFarmers