Remember, the amount of trust points does not mean contributor A is better than contributor B; it just means contributor A may have been a member for longer, or more people think their answers are legible.
If you are here to give good answers and help people, do so to the best of your ability - slowly but surely, the trust points will come. Accent on the slowly. If you get one trust point for every 50 answers you make, you are doing very well, indeed. Most people simply don't bother showing their gratitude for a good answer - that's why you treasure the ones who do.
Trust points - are awarded by people who think your answer is accurate, informative or otherwise helpful. HOWEVER - they are NOT (a) a guarantee of the validity of an answer and (b) a 'status symbol'
When you find a contributor that you thought did an excellent job answering a question, you can give them a trust point!
Below the answer is a line that says who are the first and last contributors of a question. You can click "Recommend" next to the next to the name of the last editor on answered question pages; that action will give the usera trust point.
There is also a Recommend option on a user's profile page.
You can earn points by contributing to the site in a positive way. The better your contributions and the more of them....the more trust points. They can be awarded by recommending users on their bio page or at the bottom of answers they have written.
Trust point is not the important criteria to increase your rank.
Yes it is if you can answer alot of questions and get alot of trust points.
The badges on the website answer is trust points. You can get these from doing things on that website.
Most people answer questions in only one language, so the situation does not come up very often, and the system is not designed to apply trust points to more than one account. Honestly, we do not answer questions for the trust points, we answer questions because we like to help people (and to advertise our erudition). This does not really require trust points. Those are just an embellishment.
There is no limit as to how many trust points a person can earn on WikiAnswers. Currently, the highest number of trust points held by a person on this site is well over 8,000.
Typically, asking for trust points can or is discouraged. Those who earn trust points are for the most part contributing wonderful things to Answers.com which can include, nice, well organized answers. There are MANY WAYS to earn trust points though.
Trust Point "earn" other contributor's and readers' trust and respect for the quality answers you give.
You don't earn money but you can earn trust points. Trust points on Answers.com are earned when other users recommend you because they like your contributions. These are not tradeable in any way, but are merely an indicator of how highly-rated a contributor is.
you earn them when you recommend someone or they recommend you
You can earn trust points. These are given to you by other contributors when they believe you have done something well (for example, answering a question thoroughly and coherently).
No, however, the more trust points you have, the more you are bound to be trusted - and to get more trust points! To earn trust points, all you need to do is have good quality contributions, and hopefully someone will stumble upon them and give you a trust point!
Trust points on Answers.com are not connected to money. This is just a way to show people's appreciation to good answerers.
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