Clouseau
(Sacramento)
"Re-read the question three times and be sure that you would feel the question has been answered and worth the price as if you were the customer."
Digsalot
(Ohio) [New on October 2003]
"Rod – Rodney, for short – Rodney Lynn for really short."
Easterangel
(Philippines)
"I like the thrill of the hunt."
Journalist
"I was born and raised on the edge of reason."
Justaskscott
(Buckeye Country, central Ohio)
"Is trying to predict the winners of the Triple Crown races each year weird?"
Knowledge_seeker
[New on October 2003]
"I'm still hoping for that $200 bunny rabbit question."
Larre
(California)
"Mother, programming consultant, web usability specialist, and Researcher."
Leli
(Edinburgh) [New on October 2003]
"I'd like Jung to come and give his perspective on how GA fits into the scheme of things."
Missy
(Toledo, Ohio)
"I have the opportunity to further my own education, and get paid to do it!"
Omnivorous
(Mukilteo, WA, north of Seattle)
"The conventional wisdom is that everything's available on the 'Net and it's surprising even to researchers what's there."
Pafalafa
(Washington DC)
"Google. Nothing else really comes close."
Pinkfreud
(Tulsa, Oklahoma)
"I am pinkfreud-ga. My friends call me Pink or Pinkie. My enemies call me things that would not make it through the language filter."
Politicalguru
(Berlin, Germany)
"Piles of books, newspaper clippings, computers in a fishing net, on which the Google Answers Symbol appears."
Robertskelton
(Melbourne, Australia)
"When answering a question I whip myself into a frenzy, and I am mentally exhausted afterwards."
Scriptor
(Lübeck, Germany)
"Never leave good enough alone."
Sublime1
(Washington, DC)
"Someone once said that it's not about having the right answers, but rather, the right questions."
Tehuti
(Nottingham, UK)
"An astrology question with lots of psychobabble would be wonderful"
Till
(Juelich, Germany) [New on October 2003]
"Make a website that makes every person that visit it give away 1 buck to help poor people."
Tisme
(Manitoba, Canada) [New on October 2003]
"To be concise, but comprehensive."
Tlspiegel
(Phoenix, Arizona)
"Where can? How does? Who said? What is? If a question interests me I'll lock it."
Voila
"Go the extra mile and answer as if you're giving the information to a family member or a very dear friend."
Google Answers is a live question/ answer system. Ask anything that's on your mind, from business research to philosophy, to "what's the title of this book". Attach an answer price from US-$2 to $200. There's a listing fee of $0.50, but except for that the money can be completely refunded if you're not satisfied with an answer. But that's unlikely to happen, since 500 expert researchers world-wide do their best to give high-quality answers!
GA: Google Answers (every nick in Google, for researchers and other users, has a "-ga" suffix).
GAR: A Google Answers Researcher.
Peanut Gallery: The Google Answers comments section.
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