First impression: The page is a professional-looking white and not some hideous shade of green. So clearly they mean business. posted by Terminal Verbosity at 8:27 AM on March 7, 2007 [3 favorites]
G#000gle Answers had everything g#000ing f#000r it; where did it g#000 wr#000ng?
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They're not helpful enough. posted by ardgedee at 8:58 AM on March 7, 2007
People paying up to $60.00 to get a question answered? Matt, don't get any ideas. posted by Roger Dodger at 9:01 AM on March 7, 2007
It's gotta be better than yahoo answers.
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There's really no need to give credit when it's a story that has been making the rounds for several days now. This isn't breaking news. This is like when your grandmother sends you a link to the dancing baby. posted by justgary at 9:10 AM on March 7, 2007
There's really no need to give credit when it's a story that has been making the rounds for several days now.
Who the hell cares? posted by mendel at 9:13 AM on March 7, 2007
Yeah, that was my first question too--I was a Researcher too, back in the good ol' days (*cough*), as were a number of MeFites, if I remember from the MeTa that popped up when they closed the service. Can former Researchers sign up with the new service, or is it closed beta/fill-out-an-application? posted by Mayor West at 9:45 AM on March 7, 2007
So I clicked on the link for "Frequently Asked Questions" and was both pleased and surprised to find out they were free. How do they expect to make money if they give away their most popular product? :-) posted by Robert Angelo at 5:36 PM on March 7, 2007 [1 favorite]
Note to self: Web color code jokes and half a bottle of Buckley's Cold & Flu do not mix. posted by Alvy Ampersand at 7:11 PM on March 7, 2007
Their Spanish translation of "We are pleased to answer questions in the following languages: English, German, Spanish" is a bit off. Sounds like they at least need a more proficient Spanish speaker. posted by vacapinta at 8:29 PM on March 7, 2007
First impression: The page is a professional-looking white and not some hideous shade of green. So clearly they mean business.
posted by Terminal Verbosity at 8:27 AM on March 7, 2007 [3 favorites]