What is your guess on the average age of users of "answers.yahoo.com"?
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I think the majority of users are young teenagers who use answers.yahoo.com as a playground.  \n\nPersonally, I think the concept is great and would be better if there were age limitations on the site, with it reserved for adult users over the age of 18.  Perhaps yahoo could create a site for those who just like to waste bandwidth (such as the place is now) and a site for those who really want to make Answers worthwhile.
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I'm thinking 18 or older.
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How old are you anyway?
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Well... being that people get 'points' for answering questions, I'm sure there will be a lot of 'filler' questions going into this one, so I'd guess you'll get 50 in here, but about 4 or 5 on average.
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I am 53. I play Serious Sam on line, I do Teen discos, I head bang to AC/DC, Zep, Van Halen, Jet and Green day. This site is for any age to come and either ask or express or answer. Older people are usually wiser than younger people. All in all I would say the mixture of cultures, races and ages on this site, is second to none. It is necessary to have different views, and just because bushbot acts about 11 and is rude it doesnt mean to say we all follow his silly ways. Hey bushbot, what would you think if we all reported you for abuse. Your question was perfectly legitimate Krystina.
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Im 16, it doesnt matter about the age, its just a website. You never know, you might run into some one who knows a little more than you and you might learn something. Older people learn something from teenagers everyday believe it or not!!!!!!!!!!! ;)
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Wait a minute.  I thought it was 13 countries.  Oh well, 13... 17... Answers launched in a lot of countries.  I think with every new member the site becomes stronger overall.  There are a few who will try to make it worse for the rest of us but they will eventually get weeded out or their question will get removed or fall so far down the chain that it doesn't matter to anyone, anymore.  If everyone gives quality answers, or the best answer they can and asks questions that can help themselves or even help others then the site has served it purpose.
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I would be willing to bet that a very high percentage are in the 6 - 15 year old age range and cannot think for themselves because they spend 60-90 hours a week sitting in front of the computer in mindless chat rooms or playing video games, and have no clue as to how to figure things out on their own.
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Great! nice to know that there is perhaps other ages besides all the 12 -16 year olds on here. I am 34
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it's viewed as being for teenagers, but there's no official upper age limit - if you wanna use it, use it. the children on there just get all cranky about people who're older than 19 using the site when they haven't had their milk and cookies in the morning.
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I think you will find that the chances of someone who has been there actually using Yahoo Answers - and even more so actually being in this group, reading at the time you posted it -- is very likely to be close to 0.
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No one on Yahoo! answers is supposed to be under the age of 13.
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On average 26-30 years old.
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I have noticed there are several young and too young on this site.  To the point, I second guess myself on what to reply to and not.  I too hope this site is being monitored in fear of the Innocent ones on here, just looking for answers to questions their parents may not feel they need to answer.\nI should hope everyone takes age into consideration when answering.  \nI guess if it is being monitored, they will get caught.
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how old r u is my question though
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Well, Quiet,\n It seems to me that the majority of people here are 20's and below. Their lifestyle has always included instant, within-seconds types of responses. Everything happens at the speed of light, so they ask the question, give it a minute, check the answer then move on to IMing their friend or whatever electronic, flashy toy they're playing with.\n This is meant with no disrespect, its just that they do their thing, get the info they need, and move on. You can tell that they're in a rush, as half of the questions asked are in shortened form, or some kind of electro slang that's popular with the kids now. I mean, if you can't take 5 minutes to properly spell and grammatically check your question, do you really think that they'll be back to give you a rating?\nMy opinion on the issue.\nCheers !!
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Before the children told their friend, the site was mostly adults.\n\nYahoo believes that their numbers for Users is great but does not understand that right now for every 10 adults, there are 90 kids, some as young as 8 or 9 (the limit is 13).\n\nI'm 58 and have been here since last December when it started.