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We know how to solve issues. Since its launch, we have published and solved over 10,000 tech questions on MakeUseOf Answers. Presently, a small team of staff, contributors, and readers are processing dozens of technology-related challenges a day. If you wonder what happens behind the scenes, how we differ from other Q&A forums, and what we have learned over the years, be my guest.
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Do you want quality responses to your questions online? Ask quality questions. What are quality questions? They're friendly, relevant, to-the-point and provide enough information that the question can actually be answered. If you want quality answers to your queries, however, there's one principle you need to know.
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There are days when you just feel like you've got great questions about the world which just need to be asked. Your mind is clear and the question just jumps in to your head unbidden: What if I...? Why do we...? How does this...? Would anyone be able to...? The question is there and you just need to get it in front of a willing audience and get people talking about it. Where do you go?
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Did you ever venture out onto the Internet to look up a simple fact and then found yourself reading Wikipedia for hours? No, it is not just you! It is our human nature to be fascinated by information. But in this world of overwhelming information and infinite complexity, it seems like there are no longer simple answers. But do you really need to know everything?
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MakeUseOf Answers has been answering your questions for well over a year now and being on the editorial site of things has been very exciting and great fun! Today I will provide you a little glimpse into my world. I will show you some of the most funny, shocking, and ridiculous questions I have received and derive the 10 principles of how a question will definitely not be published.
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We launched MakeUseOf Answers in late January this year. Since then we have received over 2,000 questions. More than 500 had to be rejected. While some rejected questions were tests, duplicates, jokes, or spam, others lacked information or were simply impossible to understand. A few, however, were quite interesting or shall I say hilarious? I [...]
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MakeUseOf Answers has many awesome contributors among you! We do reward your efforts every single week. If you can provide a solution you automatically enter our weekly Best Answer of the Week contest. There is a chance to win $50! Interested? Then check out our toughest questions this week and help solve them:
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