ASK SC is a great resource in venturing your SFI business. Thanks to all contributors for making ASK SC an invaluable source of information for every SFI affiliate.
Tips for answering ASK SC questions that will most likely gain maximum number of votes:
- Read the question carefully.
- What specifically is the question asking for, be straightforward.
- Make sure that your answer provides what is being asked or if there are options do mention a variable alternative.
- Be brief and concise in formulating your answers. Use plain, simple and easy to understand words so that voters from non-English speaking participants can get a better Google translation and can easily understand your message. Using fancy words might not be correctly translated by Google.
- Your answers should be written in a good format being friendly for your eyes to read. Don’t just write your answers, just to fill the whole page and difficult to read.
- Make sure that you know what you’re talking about, providing solution to the question being asked. Don’t deviate from the topic.
- Provide context for links so that your readers (voters) will have some idea what it is and why it’s there.
- Write to the best of your ability. Observe correct spelling, punctuation and grammar for easy readability.
- Be polite and observe the rules found in Answer Guidelines. It’s fine to express your disagreement and concern but be courteous. The other end of the network connection is also a real human being; no matter how misguided he/she may appear to you. We’re here to learn from our fellow affiliates, not yell at each other.
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ASK SC is a great resource in venturing your SFI business. Thanks to all contributors for making ASK SC an invaluable source of information for every SFI affiliate.
Tips for answering ASK SC questions that will most likely gain maximum number of votes:
- Read the question carefully.
- What specifically is the question asking for, be straightforward.
- Make sure that your answer provides what is being asked or if there are options do mention a variable
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