Where do I find a strategy to getting the best out of Yahoo!Answers?

Question

To me the best is striving for constant change and self improvement.

I want a strategy guide, wither to Yahoo or to life in general.

Answer 1

Priorities. You do your first things first. That ensures you get the most important things done, and least fall off the list.

It is important to list what you want! List your TO DO list, then priortize it. You know only 20% of what you do determines 80% of what you become. So, If you could avoid doing the 80% stuff that does not matter, they you would be focused on spending quality time where you really need it.

In Yahoo - what is important to me is to give good advice, that is better than others are giving. Not STOCK answers that I cut and paste (like some do) for every question in a topic. So, I need to list my favorite Topics, visit them regular and answer questions that matter to me. Points matter also, I want to get higher levels, but more important is the BEST ANSWER rate. If you are going to answer questions, make the answers show you care, and know something, or did someone a favor and researched their answer - not just a wikpedia definition, but really searched the web for something.

I have pulled medicine out of my cabinet to type the correct medical name. Opened books on my shelves, and done research for people. Why - because that is my strategy to get BEST Answers. - There are other strategies, but they involve multiple accounts - the leaders are full of that sort of thing. But, that was their strategy.

The good thing here is no one tells you - you must do it this way. I just do the best I can, ignore ignorance, and filter out the things I am not interested in. Prioritize.

Answer 2

“I think it’s time,” was a logical answer, just because it wasn’t drawn out like your question was doesn’t make it a stupid answer. I wasn’t looking for your respect and if you can’t take it, get off the board. I’ve gotten plenty of really stupid answers to my question, I just laugh and move on. YOU should feel ashamed that you might be the fish monger after all. Thanks for the points!