what will happen if i don't mark a best response for my topic??
By Savedeath
@Savedeath (255)
China
5 responses
@Savedeath (255)
• China
25 Dec 09
if i have marked a best response but my friends still post new responses and if i don't want to add comment,then will it influence my reputation??
@SharonJohnson (459)
• United States
25 Dec 09
Nothing will happen to you for not doing it. It will be nice to receive one form someone. So you know it will be nice to give one as well. It makes it a bit hard for me though. I was here long before now. I had to make a new account. Start all over on this site. I gave out tons of them. I had even more that were not given.
@Savedeath (255)
• China
25 Dec 09
oh,my friend.i really want mark you as the best reponse but i have gave it to others.sorry for that,thanks for your response and have a nice day.
@caier8384 (15)
• China
25 Dec 09
it will not change you . but if you are chose as a best response .you will earn more money .
@Savedeath (255)
• China
25 Dec 09
thanks for your response,but what is the diffence if i don't add a comment to the response.
@merlinsorca (1118)
• United States
25 Dec 09
No, you're not supposed to mark a best response for every topic if you don't want to. You should only give a best response if you want to. The best response is for showing what you think is the BEST response, so give it to someone who really put a lot of work into their response.
I don't think there is any difference in the amount of earning you make, because if you make more money just from pressing that "Best Response" button, that would be too easy - you could just give BRs to everyone and make money like that, and it's never that easy. . .
@Savedeath (255)
• China
25 Dec 09
thanks for your response,now i see and this time i want to give my best response to you.
@PastorP (1170)
• United States
25 Dec 09
Sorry, I'm new here so I don't know but would like to monitor this discussion to see what the answer is. Hopefully if someone comes up with an answer they can note where they found it, like, was it in the FAQs, TOS or what. That would be a help.
