There is no such limitation on musing.io, you can post question and answer as much as you want(until your bandwidth get run out)
But the thing is, we should only ask question if we really need something to know. We should never ask a question in a view to get rewarded. And important thing is there are curator on musing, who checks questions and answer. So be sure that you won't get reward for silly questions.
In case of answering, i would suggest to only answer those question which answer is really known by us. Our priority should be helping others through answering with the accurate information than the reward.
You can have a look on my profile. I have rarely asked any question as i had rarely need anything to know. Most of the time i answered questions and for many of them i got reward. Questioning and answering too much might look spammy.
So, i think everyone should give priority to quality than quantity and this was the essence of my all writing.
Yeah I agree with your opinion. At the moment it seems to me that there are a lot of people who ask questions just because of the reward. There are many questions that would be able to answer with a single search request on Google.
You can provide answers to any questions which you have answers for,there is no limits or restrictions on the total number of answers that you can provide to a
question on this platform,there are some people that
provide even more than 100 answers daily and these are
good answers with lovely information and that is one of the factors that even makes this platform to be a very
good one,,i believe that this platform is a wonderful platform that will keep improving and grow bigger and bigger...
There is no such limitation on musing.io, you can post question and answer as much as you want(until your bandwidth get run out)
But the thing is, we should only ask question if we really need something to know. We should never ask a question in a view to get rewarded. And important thing is there are curator on musing, who checks questions and answer. So be sure that you won't get reward for silly questions.
In case of answering, i would suggest to only answer those question which answer is really known by us. Our priority should be helping others through answering with the accurate information than the reward.
You can have a look on my profile. I have rarely asked any question as i had rarely need anything to know. Most of the time i answered questions and for many of them i got reward. Questioning and answering too much might look spammy.
So, i think everyone should give priority to quality than quantity and this was the essence of my all writing.
Yeah I agree with your opinion. At the moment it seems to me that there are a lot of people who ask questions just because of the reward. There are many questions that would be able to answer with a single search request on Google.
You can provide as much answers as you want there is no limit on the numbers of answers that you can
write daily on this platform but that do not mean someone should abuse the previlege,a user should post
good answers to questions and if you know that you do not have any meaningful answer to a question then it is
better not to replt such question instead of writing mang wrong answers to a question so that it will not counted as spamming....
there is also no limits to the number of questions you
can ask daily but do not ask spammy questions,spammy questions are questions that are
meaningless but the user just asked the question to spam on this platform and hopefully get upvotes...
You can provide answers to any questions which you have answers for,there is no limits or restrictions on the total number of answers that you can provide to a
question on this platform,there are some people that
provide even more than 100 answers daily and these are
good answers with lovely information and that is one of the factors that even makes this platform to be a very
good one,,i believe that this platform is a wonderful platform that will keep improving and grow bigger and bigger...
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