Honest thoughts on Yahoo Answers?

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I know it gets a lot of hate but what is your opinion on it?

Answer 1

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I think Yahoo answers is fantastic. A huge variety of people use it, including many educated and knowledgeable ones. This is the place I come to to get questions answered well and with speed.

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• 2 months agoReport

  what about trolls and baby-lovers?
  

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Answer 2

I love Yahoo Answers! I love asking questions and answering question. It is nice to get opinions on my questions!

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Answer 3

In my opinion, I think there are a lot of the same questions asked here, which I suppose makes sense since it is never looked into if such a question is already out there or some other reason.

I wonder if some people would use Yahoo Answers for homework.

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Answer 4

i used to like it when im young but now its just unnecessary opinions and not really answering the questions that people want 

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Answer 5

like any other social media serving its own agenda

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Answer 6

Its a place for desperate questioners and a condescending outlet for bullies and point hoarders

• Matt2 months agoReport

  no
  

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Answer 7

It's a home away from home.

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Answer 8

It definitely is nostalgic. Not the most reliable source to get your info but can still be extremely helpful. It just depends on what kind of things you need to know.

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Answer 9

It helped change my outlook on life.  When I saw all the hatred and stupidity posted by liberals on this site, I decided I never wanted to be a liberal.

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Answer 10

Am I qualified to know which answer is the correct one , being myself the one that asked the question?

• Matt2 months agoReport

  Oh and the answer to your question is no
  

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