If Wikianswers.com says you can only type up to three words in a question and when I type three words in a question Wikianswers says 'What questions add no value to Wikianswers.' That is stupid to me?

Answer 1

Ok, your problem is that you misunderstood the whole process. A three word question is one that begins with a "question" word. "Who is Beethoven" is a three word question. "Beethoven's fifth symphony" is not. You are welcome to make long questions just like the one you just have asked with no interference by the system.

If you arrived at the place "What questions add no value to Wikianswers", then you wrote a "question" that we've found and decided was not a question that we will answer. There are some ugly questions out there, and we reserve the right to not answer them. Nonsense, vulgarity, or plain mean questions will end up at that place. When you write such a question, know that someone else has already asked it and we won't answer it.

Now, if you need to find information on a particular subject, put one to three words in the ask bar and a list of answered questions on that subject will show on your screen. We have over five million answered questions, so it is possible that your subject has already been covered in our files. It is a way to find information quickly on our site.

We do not limit your questions to three words, but there are many questions that we do not answer. Some of the things we won't answer are cyberbullying, illegal acts, or porn. In the mean time, have fun! Enjoy our site, and maybe you can find a question or two that you can have fun answering. Enjoy!