Is yahoo creating  question/answer book?
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it would have to be huge
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The Yahoo help page is linked below.
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Dear purchase some books containing questions of last 10/15 yrs also some books containing some questions.
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try answers.yahoo.com it seems to work quite well in the q&a category
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See the bottom of the page where it has the phrase:\nHelp us improve Yahoo! Answers. Tell us what you think. \nClick on "Tell us what you think."  You should be able to leave a suggestion there.
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Look around here.\n\nI get inspired to ask out of the box questions all the time.
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Google just started doing this too.  The page creator is still Beta, but it is interesting.
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Yes.  For some reason page 2 isn't showing up.  There seems to be a glitch on Y!A since the last time they changed things.
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I agree with you but it may not be practicable.  When you ask a question and you get say five answers you can judge the best answer.  How would you lump and rate say five questions?  Perhaps you could get one point for rating any question as "Good Question" giving the author a point too.  Please suggest that to Yahoo (see bottom of point page that invites suggestions).  You deserve the credit.  Good luck.
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You'll notice the little word 'BETA' right below Yahoo! Answers.  Perhaps whenever  Y! Answers comes out of beta status, that feature will be available.\n\nPerhaps a good idea to click on the 'Tell us what you think' link and make a suggestion?
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no, answers is just a yahoo! thing
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well, isnt yahoo for questions? duh!!!!
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check out the featured question for ideas
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Yahoo's job is to organise the worlds information.  Answers is just an extension of that.
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lol... the yahoo staff is too lazy... just kidding... :-)
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we already have\n10 million answers. A milestone reached. All thanks to you. \n  Around 5:30 am on May 7th, almost exactly five months since our Beta launch, someone posted the 10 millionth answer on Yahoo! Answers. While the number of answers is not the only criterion for our success, it is a major milestone attesting to the power of the Answerer community that has built this service with us. \n\nYahoo! Answers wouldn’t be anything without its community members. For example, Anirudh Koul, our first-ever featured user, broke 10,000 points in the first three weeks and found himself being interviewed by The New York Times about his Answers experience. And our current points leader, Jane Furrows, is a resident expert on Answers itself, helping out the community with her experience and wisdom. We’ve even had some notable participants such as Deepak Chopra, who asked about world peace, and Donald Trump, who asked for parenting advice.  \n\nYou may have also noticed that the community of Answerers is truly international. One of our  veteran Answerers, Calimecita, hails from Argentina, and everyone's favorite, Batman, lives in India.   To find local versions of the Yahoo! Answers community in other English-speaking countries, go to our sites in UK, Canada, Australia, and India. You'll soon see Spanish, German and French support for Answers as well.  As automatic language translation services such as Babelfish improve, one day you’ll be able to ask a question about the Ming empire and get Chinese answers from college students in Beijing translated into your language. \n\n\nYou may notice that the “Beta” tag is off of the Answers logo. This does NOT mean we consider this product finished.  Not at all.  It actually means we will measure ourselves against an even higher standard.  In the next few months, you’re going to see product updates that will improve abuse filtering, make it easier to find the right answerers for your question, and a ratings and reputation system that will reward high quality questions and answers.  As always, don't hesitate to tell us what you would like to see next. As many of you can attest, a number of our best features came directly from your suggestions!\n\nLastly, we'd like to welcome back an old friend, someone that exemplifies the spirit of Yahoo! Answers. The Yahoo! Answers Hamster, or the Yamster, is the everyday critter who through spunk and wit achieves great things with all the fellow Yamsters.\n\n\n\n- Yahoo! Answers Team
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No one is employed to answer these questions since it is a peer-to-peer based program. The point of this website is to share knowledge with others, whether the answer is right or wrong. However, there are employees that are responsible for keeping this website service going, if you are interested in finding out the qualifications for those positions, visit http://blog.360.yahoo.com/y_answrs_team;_ylt=AmoNJ9dQ6h4YLOwvtzJbygM_zKIX