Can you have 2 yahoo answers accounts if you don't use them to cheat?
Yes,you are right. Its ok to have two yahoo answers accounts so long as one is not used to give the other a TU or b/a or use both to report. So long as they dont interact in other words. If its a tempting to do this its best to only have one. Its hard to see why anyone would want 50 accounts or even 10 ?
How can i remove my yahoo answer account? and delete my questions and answers?
Go to account deletions, but since the questions and answers are the property of Y!A, they may never get deleted
How to delete a yahoo account?
You can ignore your account for at least 4 months and it will automatically be deleted for inactivity, or you can go about deleting it yourself. When you terminate your account, you permanently lose all saved data and Yahoo site access associated with your ID. You’ll be deleting your email account, address book, group memberships, Y!Answers account, Y!Messenger ID, any photos you’ve uploaded, any 360 blogs you’ve posted, etc. If you're sure you want to delete your account, make sure you’re logged into the account you wish to delete and then click on this link: https://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_use... Yahoo will ask you to enter your password one last time and then you will click on the "Yes, terminate this account" button. Your entire account will then be completely & irretrievably deleted.
How to find and recover old yahoo email accounts?
Do you close accounts due to inactivity? Yes!. Accounts are deactivated and removed after four months of no use. When an account is deactivated, you won't be able to access it, regardless of whether or not email has been received in the account during that time. And sorry, but we can't retrieve any of the information that was formerly stored in it. Note: With Mail Plus, your account will never go dormant due to inactivity. Check it out! http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or... I can't remember my Yahoo! ID (user name). Help! Your Yahoo! ID is usually the first part of your Yahoo! Mail address. For example, if your Yahoo! Mail address is person@yahoo.com, your Yahoo! ID is "person." If you can't remember your Yahoo! ID, you can try logging in using any of your other Yahoo! profiles, as long as they're part of the same Yahoo! account. For example, if you know you've got a profile called "chatperson" that you use in Yahoo! Chat, you could log in to Yahoo! Mail using your "chatperson" profile and your password. This logs you in to your Yahoo! Mail account, and you'll then be able to see your Yahoo! Mail address at the top of your Inbox. You can also use the Sign-In Problems page to find your Yahoo! ID. To get there, click the "Forget your ID or password?" link on the login page. You'll be asked your birthdate and ZIP code or country. Then we'll request the alternate email you provided when you set up the account, so we can send you the information there http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
How did Yahoo Answers become a trolling website?
Before I got hooked to Quora I was an active user of Yahoo Answers too. There was a time when Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam (ex President of India) asked a question about improving the nation and leaders from all walks of life gave their opinion. All on Yahoo Answers. But as you have explained the site is getting worse. There are multiple reasons for it. I can think of a few :Content Moderation is clearly very bad. Quora has an excellent content moderation. Non helpful answers are collapsed, question titles are automatically edited, inappropriate questions are taken down, questions are flagged as needing improvements, etc. All this unknown in Yahoo Answers. Atleast it's not as good as Quora. Yahoo Answers failed at giving me good content to read. It was filled with useless questions.User account moderation is equally important. There are just too many fake accounts on Yahoo Answers. Accounts with no real identity. Many people possess more than 1 account. Most of the accounts don't even have a picture or any real info associated with it. There is no strict policy regarding fake accounts. I have tried reporting users who were polluting the community but hardly any actions were taken.There is no way of knowing if the person answering the question is really an expert on this area. Usually I have to look up a person via search engine in order to truly verify that he can be trusted. Here on quora I can read the person's bio and get an idea about his expertise in this area.Some old content is still good. I often find useful answers once in a while. It is Yahoo's responsibility to provide their users with engaging content. And I hardly use Yahoo answers anymore. They suck. Period.