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jonsca
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I could see an advantage to the system proposed by scheibkscheibk.

People answering the question could rate the question and the associated answers with beginer|intermediate|advanced{beginner|intermediate|advanced} level. The Q/A willquestion and answer would have an level associated corresponding to the average of all of the rates.

This way, when I'm lockinglooking for a question, I could choose the associatedappropriate level. This is more useful as a tool to consult the Q/A than to select the questions I could or I want to answer, as the level is associated to the average of the response.

I could see an advantage to the system proposed by scheibk.

People answering the question could rate the question and the associated answers with beginer|intermediate|advanced level. The Q/A will have an level associated corresponding to the average of the rates.

This way when I'm locking for question I could choose the associated level. This is more useful as a tool to consult the Q/A than to select the questions I could or I want to answer, as the level is associated to the average of the response.

I could see an advantage to the system proposed by scheibk.

People answering the question could rate the question and the associated answers with {beginner|intermediate|advanced} level. The question and answer would have an level associated corresponding to the average of all of the rates.

This way, when I'm looking for a question, I could choose the appropriate level. This is more useful as a tool to consult the Q/A than to select the questions I could or I want to answer, as the level is associated to the average of the response.

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Vicente Botet Escriba
Vicente Botet Escriba
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I could see an advantage to the system proposed by scheibk.

People answering the question could rate the question and the associated answers with beginer|intermediate|advanced level. The Q/A will have an level associated corresponding to the average of the rates.

This way when I'm locking for question I could choose the associated level. This is more useful as a tool to consult the Q/A than to select the questions I could or I want to answer, as the level is associated to the average of the response.