What are the points for and why do you lose them when you ask a question?
Let’s learn what are the points for and why do you lose them when you ask a question. The most accurate or helpful solution is served by Yahoo! Answers.
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every time i ask a question and i post it why do i lose points? and why are points for and im in LEVEL 1 what are the levels for to??????please tell me!!!!! :(
Answer:
Because you are taking (advice or information) instead of giving it. Anyway, you get the points back...
I dropkicked Chuck Norris at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
Other solutions
I lose 5 points when I ask a question. Why?
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It's just the set up you get 3 back when you choose best answer.Answer a couple more questions, 2 points...
Riki at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
i just signed up yesterday, and i want to know why we lose points for asking a question
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it's all a conspiracy by the Man!!!!!! (Man, 3 thumbs down, looks like my sarcasm's not working!!)
ConnorMi... at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
Shouldn't you gain points? It's a silly concept if you ask me.
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The point system is to encourage users to answer questions instead of just posting questions. Without...
Amber at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
damn,that just cost me 5 points.d'oh!!!!!!
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tough luck mate... it's in the rules of the game... guess the best way to deal with this is not to ask...
F7Z2ENR5EMTB2QMZ3YZ2NPCHM4 at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
Is this site just about answering??? i mean shouldn't we be encouraged to ask questions?
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I think its more for those who just ask questions only. This way all are encouraged to answer and "...
djgirlkimber2001 at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
This really isn't fair. Why should you be punished for asking somehting?
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This site acts like a bank account. You answer (+2 points) or vote (+1) to earn points for your account...
Brandon at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
Well Why? if no one ask a question, their wouldnt be no Answers !!! This dont make since here you should get points right?
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I think it is to encourage people to participate by not just asking questions, but also by answering...
spendera... at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
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Some aren't interested in the points, just the entertainment. Some are stupid people and to them them...
jubaby at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
Losing points for asking questions is stupid. I realize that the site is called Yahoo Answers, but if nobody asked questions there wouldn't be anything to answer. I think you should be rewarded for generating conversation by asking questions, especially...
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Well, you play, you pay, but you get three points back when YOU select best answer
J5 at Yahoo! Answers Mark as irrelevant Undo
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