If you are a registered user, you can go to your contributions page by clicking on "My contributions" on the blue sidebar. Then chose "filter by: Questions Asked" and you will see a list of all the questions that you have asked on WikiAnswers.
Hello Drewchan, look up your own question, then in the question tools (blue box on the left) click History of Changes.
Yes, if you are a supervisor.
nope, he just has a weird obsession to his own body
That's a very good question ! It would seem logical to include the word WikiAnswers in its own dictionary !
You have just answered your own question - by posting this one !
You type a question into the box at the top.
Browse through the wikianswers website
No. WikiAnswers does not currently support graphics or images.
it means to find they answer to an WikiAnswers
You can click "answer", then enter questions in the box "enter question or phrase". Then you can find the question you wanted.
Yes you can. Whenever you ask a question as a member it becomes part of your contributions history. An easy way to find it is to sort your contributions by questions asked. Then just find your question and click on it. Then answer it. Everyone can do this, but others can also contribute to your answer after you enter it.
You just have ! Your question was placed on the site - along with many others.