Is advertising with Yahoo! Answers wrong?
465100
Only if you paid for it......
255052
If by Yahoo website you mean your site is hosted at Yahoo, then it is fine. What is against the TOS is only when you put in one page both Yahoo YPN ads and Google Adsense ads. Google Adsense's TOS does not say anything about where the website should be (and shouldn't be) hosted
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This most definitely is the UK Answers site, not US. The clues are in the 'Yahoo! UK & Ireland' logo, and the 'uk.answers.yahoo.com' URL. The US site is 'answers.yahoo.com'.\n\nTo someone or other who pointed out that this isn't yahoo.co.uk - that's very true, but only because there is no yahoo.co.uk. All requests to yahoo.co.uk will redirect to uk.yahoo.com, requests to yahoo.co.fr will redirect to fr.yahoo.com, etc.\n\nA bit unintuitive, yes, but the big fat YAHOO UK & IRELAND logo should be a bit of a giveaway really.
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I don't think it is. The person with the right answer may log in at the right time and answer the correct way. Someone may have not seen the questions posted before but spotted them the 3rd or 4th time around. You never know!
150120
Maybe they investigated the report and disagreed with your complaint.  Maybe they haven't gotten to your complaint yet.  Maybe the person or company you complained about is a big advertiser on Yahoo and they don't want to lose the revenue.
1109056
Are you really supposed to be using this as a classified ad site? I'd double check the community standards, if I were you.
228481
no!\nbut a nice way to advertise..
856507
I am not trying to be mean, but that's funny.. spam and advertising?  Once there was no question so I asked "whats the question" and got reported for "not a question not answer"  I am still laughing.. of course it wasn't an answer because there was no question.. you can't figure Yahoo.. I would be pleased to argue with you normally..
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If it crosses the line of being compensated, or asking for business, it crosses the line of spamming.\n\nIf this is not policed, soon it will become an online Advertizing campaign, instead of a question and answer board.\n\nI do Real Estate and Loans.  I answer questions sometimes in those sections.  But I don't ask for business.  Many times I don't even say it's my profession.  \n\nWe all want to make money in life. But this forum is not the place to ask.  At least not advertently.
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Although I am not the moderator, I don't think so.  This would probably be considered SPAM.  Personal advertisement is frowned upon....
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No, i don't think so.\n\nHowever, I am sure that they read all questions (and answers) posted under "Yahoo Products" category. I read this in one of the answers given by the yahoo! Answers team. They normally reply when a question has not been answered at all or no correct answers have been provided. \n\nFor other categories, users themselves do the censoring work by using the "Report Abuse" facility.
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Yahoo!'s purpose: to make money.  I mean honestly, they show us advertisements and we look at them and the advertisers pay Yahoo! money to do it.  Even though Yahoo! Answers is in beta, I suspect we'll see advertising on here pretty soon.\n\nOur purposes: varied.  Some people really want answers, some people want entertainment, some people want to kill time.  Of course it's good to evaluate the answers you get and decide whether they work for you.
861918
Is this for real? Sounds like you guys aren't squared away! Better get your *hi* together! By the way why are you running this personal ad on ANSWERS?
388347
Excellent point.....however, bulletins boards aren't all set up with the focus of "ask a question, get an answer".......a'lot of what you see here is simply window dressing.......creating a niche within a niche, if you will.
678912
Ummm where did you post these ads?
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hey, this is a question and answer forum. take your cheap advertising somewhere else. thank you
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Can the content on your website help others with questions on Yahoo! Answers? If so, then you can include the link as a source when answering related questions. Since search engines regularly index pages from this site, your link will likely be picked up as well.\n\nHowever, be very careful while doing this because if your website doesn't have helpful content or if you post the link on unrelated questions, it will be considered spam and your account will be suspended.