It doesn't. The page that you see when you ask a new question is the page that everyone will see. The statement "Answer this question..." is pointing out where the answer should be entered. Once you get to that page, you can close the tab, backup to a previous page or click on any of the other page links for the site. You are not required to answer your own question, but some people like to do that and you have that opportunity.
Many visitors think that WikiAnswers is asking them if they want to answer the question or if they want the question answered. We see a lot of "Yes" and "No" answers that don't fit the question. Those answers have to be removed, otherwise the system classifies the question as being answered and the non-answer might never be changed.
Others think that "Answer this question..." is requesting a repeat of the question. It isn't. This seems to happen mostly with non-registered users. Just like in the above paragraph, a repeat of the question is a non-answer which will need to be removed. The system classifies the question as being answered and the non-answer might never be changed.
Yes, some people answer their own questions on the site. As long as a question is answered properly, any answer is valid no matter whether it was your question or not.
That's a matter of opinion - Some people could construe your own question as 'daft' !
Some people just ask simple questions, then manipulate the response to their own agenda.
Because when people answer their own questions, we know that he or she is more than likely knowledgeable about their question (sometimes people make questions to just answer their own). Supervisors are encouraged to do this so that we can have more-and-more questions on the site flowing around (of course answered through this method).
Anyone can answer questions on WikiAnswers. So some people who answer them are knowledgeable, and some are not.
It is not the site that can not answer some of your questions it is the people.
I do not answer my own questions.
People ask questions based on personal preference to gather opinions or recommendations that align with their own likes or interests. It can also stem from curiosity to understand different perspectives or to seek validation for their choices.
its esay to under stand.
Yes, there are very many people working on these questions day and night, giving their free time to try and help other people with these questions.
You can help people by answering questions they've posted, you can ask questions of your own and you can chat/be social by exchanging messages on people's message boards.
There are three nouns. People, group, and questions are nouns. Questions is a plural noun.