Why do you answer questions? For point, for satisfaction, for time pass etc.? Honest answers please.
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T4DaGuyWhoWouldRatherChaseHensThanBathe
ANSWERS: 10
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Quite honestly, I don't even think of points any more. When I see a question that interests me or I have an opinion on..I answer it. Most of the time I enjoy reading the answers of others more. :-)
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mostly to pass time. some-times i can help.
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For competition
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many reasons and for the one mentioned 1 interaction with you 2 your oppinions and the chance to give mine 3 acceptance 4 time(well Im squeezing ab in) 5 positive feed back :) 6 negative feed back ;( 7 points + / - 8 to read from many here that I enjoy reading from 9 to get my mind off of many other things 10 Answerbag is the Greatest (and the ad's !!)
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I just enjoy helping people if I can.
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Just to kill time before checking my activity.
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to pass the time, and red other ansers. I have learned from other's answers. make friends. and try to see how many i can help
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I really enjoy using my brain and thinking outside the box and helping people sort out troubles or understand people like me better by sharing my own experiences.
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1) To help others because doing so makes me feel good. It's a win-win situation. 2) Answering questions helps to satisfy my obsessive compulsion to write. Plus, it's a great way to develop and hone your writing skills. 3) I don't write answers for points, but I'd be lying if I claimed that what points represent - the approval of others - is meaningless. Getting uprated = positive reinforcement. It's normal and healthy to want that and enjoy it when it comes your way. But points just for points sake ARE meaningless. I asked and answered questions under another ID for a year and a half when Answerbag used a pointless ratings system.
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To be heard.
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