What is the prize for asking many questions on Wikianswers?

Answer 1

There is no prize for asking a certain number of questions. All you achieve is the contribution points for seeding new questions and sometimes you even get an answer back about what you were inquiring about.

Answer 2

There is no "prize'' for asking many questions on this site. However, there is an award, the WAmmy Award, for "Most Questions Answered" for the one who answers the most questions in a calendar year.

Answer 3

While I would never argue with my esteemed friends and colleagues, there is a prize for asking and answering questions on WikiAnswers. As with any human behavior, all animal behavior for that matter, we do nothing without some sort of payout. In the case of contributing to WikiAnswers, that can be simple or complex, and can be one or many.
For me, I enjoy sharing what I know. When WikiAnswers first instituted their Expert program, I had to do a bit of soul searching and self-analysis. What am I an expert in? Nothing specific, but simultaneously everything. While I tend to believe that I defy labeling, I am perhaps best described as a generalist. And, I enjoy the thrill of the hunt. Since I can't go afield anymore and pit my skills against God's tastier critters, I have to put my talents for finding things to new purposes. WikiAnswers has given me the venue for doing this.
I know a little bit about a lot of things, and I'm an information sponge. When something piques my curiosity, I start digging. Some of my best answers on WA have been those I researched. While I might have known enough at the start to build a skeleton, I wasn't able to bring it to life until I could hang flesh on the frame. So, I dig. Anyone who has had a dog who is a digger knows nothing makes us happier than a blank scrap of land, and time to get into it up to our elbows.
If my metaphors have you shaking your head in confusion, hold on. It all makes sense.
My payout? It's a chance to search for answers, an opportunity to put sense to the information that others will find useful, and the joy of parenting--bring life to new beings.

Answer 4

There are no official "prizes" (cash or merchandise) for asking questions on Answers.com. However, visitors soon find that it is NOT as much about "how much" you ask or answer, but the quality of what you add to the website! It's enjoyable to look through questions and realize, "I helped here," and "I knew that answer!"