The service allows users to post questions to a public forum and provide
answers to questions posed by other users.
Site visitors vote for the most relevant answers. Users earn one 'reputation
point' for rating answers, five for answering questions and 20 if their answer
is rated the best.
The more points a user has, the higher they rise on a 10-step 'reputation
scale'. The highest level requires 100,000 points.
The beta is limited to US users for now and is part of Microsoft's portfolio
of Live Software services which include the
Live.com
portal,
Windows
Live Messenger and the
Spaces
blog service.
Microsoft's service is similar to
Yahoo
Answers and
Google
Answers. The Google service pays users for providing answers, while Yahoo
and Microsoft provide bragging rights only.
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