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Social Answers - A new section in the Community

Date: Thu, 05/12/2011 01:24
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Hi All,

It feels great to inform you that our Community has come up with a new section called “Social Answers”. This section has been created and designed in questions & answers format. Anyone can ask finance related questions and share answers here. Good answers will get up-votes where as the unsatisfactory answers will get negative votes. No comments, fights, abuses, or useless discussions. Just questions and answers! :)

The main goal of Social Answers will be to provide quality answers to the questions asked in this section and we are working hard to achieve it. We are eagerly waiting for your valuable feedback on this section to reach our goal.

Read more about Social Answers.

Jason




This is to inform you all that we are bringing back the captcha feature in our forums inorder to reduce the number of spams which is getting out of control. Thanks for your cooperation.

Jason

Sub: #11 posted on Mon, 09/05/2011 - 04:20

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