I felt bad about this. So I made sure to answer this. And whaddya know?: they like me, they really like me!
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Subject: Yahoo! Answers: Your answer has been chosen as the best answer
Date: 24 Apr 2007 09:44:59 -0700
From: Yahoo! Answers
To: pennockd
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Hey, Dave, look what you got! Congratulations, you’ve got a best answer and 10 extra points! Your answer to the following question really hit the spot and has been chosen as the best answer: Who will win in 2008 and why (real answers)? Go ahead, do your victory dance. Celebrate a little. Brag a little.
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So now I’m 1 for 1! I can see how this gets addictive.
It does get addictive. The same thing happened to me the first time I answered a question at LinkedIn.
Strangely enough, it was virtually the same question and I answered it pretty much the same way, too.
[...] #3. Yahoo! research scientist David Pennock will answer it FOR FREE. [...]
> it was virtually the same question and I answered it pretty much the same way, too.
Funny! Apparently we’re both preaching the same gospel.
One way to create an information reward for users would be to make level rooms. Anyone can read questions and answers in those rooms but only users with the required level can post questions and answers. Free for Yahoo! to provide but worth quite a bit (answer focus and quality, etc.) for the user base.
Thanks Gordon!
I believe that if the current actions of both parties continue, Republicans will win. There are roughly the same amount of people on both sides, who will vote for their party, no matter what. They are showing signs of pandering to the far left of their party.So I can,t answer But I tried to comment it.