Answer Questions, Promote LitNet

[Admin]

Yahoo Answers is a system whereby people can ask questions and other people can answer them. There are anti-promotion systems in place, but there is nothing wrong with writing a sincere or helpful answer and including a reference back to where you got the information (a page on this site).

So for all you rabid readers out there who just can't get enough, give it a try.

Here is one category:
http://ph.answers.yahoo.com/dir/;_ylt=AsBgLSdRHqwuVIA6XEiryhtUSgx.?link=list&sid=396545299

And here is another:
http://ph.answers.yahoo.com/dir/;_ylt=AsZXYGc69fygH2BJz8u0X2RuSAx.?link=list&sid=396545015

Both of which you may find questions that could be answered with information found on this site.

I may work on a system to reward forum members who do this, something like a bigger PM box or a larger avatar or something, but for now I'm mentioning it just as a fun diversion.

[Madhuri]

I didnt quite get it Chris. I went on the first link and it took me to 'My Q&A' section, after log-in. On the page when I clicked on 'My Questions' tab, it said 'No questions asked yet.' Who is going to ask me questions? I thought there will be a list of questions we have to answer. Where do I get the questions list from?

[Admin]

Just keep browsing the site.

[B-Mental]

bumping this one for new members and lit-net aholics like myself.

[bazarov]

I started to answer. Man, some people are really really really stupid...My nick is Online Literature Forum - Bazarov? :lol: Is that OK or should I also write reference to Lit Net?

[Admin]

ya thats fine, but the main point is to include links back here in your answers :)

[AdoreroDio]

I went and answered two question- one I referenced back here, the other I didn't know if there was anything here on a certain quote so I didn't.....but I will continue to answer and put in the little sources box online-literature.com