Wiki Answers VS Experts123

After trying your questions, I asked her "can you find my zip code?" and she came back with something like "answers.com says you can go to Google, and find your zip code by putting in your address". Source: about 1 year ago

Citing answers.com as proof doesn't exactly speak too highly of your academic standards. Source: over 1 year ago

And here's why you don't rely on answers.com, quora.com, or yahoo answers... Source: over 1 year ago

Web 2.0 blog platforms (wordpress.com, tumblr.com, blogger.com etc) Local directory links (yellowpages, foursquare etc) Niche directory links (google search your niche + directories) Blog commenting Classified Ad sites Niche Related Forums Q&A sites (answers.com, quora etc) Image sharing sites Social media sites (fb, twitter, linkedin, youtube, insta, pinterest, gravatar etc) Social Bookmarking sites... Source: almost 2 years ago

The 'cheating' issue is something that our parent company (now called Imagine Learning) is working on. I have seen great strides in it over the last 6 months as brainly, coursehero, and answers.com pages are being shut down due to our complaints. We struggle with it too, but essentially students get a Zero for cheating so if they want to keep it up, they will not pass... They get warned, so it's on them to change... Source: about 2 years ago

Try experts123.com (full disclosure - I once worked on the company that created it and the people who created it have a genuine passion for q&a - they chose to not gamify the platform even when I suggested they should for making it more mainstream). Source: over 2 years ago