If you ask questions on behalf of others which are helpful to everyone, then are you helping other people or just trying to get points?
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top54u
ANSWERS: 7
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helping pepole
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I would say the answer to that question varies from person to person, though I would like to believe most people would ask for altruistic reasons rather than for points.
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If someone asked me to ask a question then I wouldn't be doing it for the points, I would be doing them a favor. The points are a bonus:)
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You are helping other people and getting points. Some people are into the whole "point" thing. I don't understand it, but as far as I'm concerned, whatever floats your boat. +4
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Can't it be both? Questions are the best way to get points after all, and I have such a hard time thinking of good ones.
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Not mutually exclusive, IMO. Helping others as prime directive, motivation and even fun. Points as virtual currency for please, thank you, you're welcome. Informative ... enjoyable ... :)
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I would be asking the question to help the person who had made the request.
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