Facebook in Bed with Wikipedia? Will you make it a Ménage à trois?

Facebook in Bed with Wikipedia? Will you make it a Ménage à trois? 

Help us build the future of Facebook

(which apparently is hidden on the side of this house)

 

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    • What are the main differences between Google Chrome and Internet Explorer ?
    • What are women looking for in a relationship?
      • What methods has BP tried to clean up the oil spill?
      • What should I do to prepare for the Bar exam?
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    • How did The Beatles find success?

 

 

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      • We at Facebook are preparing to launch a brand new product to the world. We think it will be as exciting as Facebook Photos and Facebook Events, but we need your help to make it great.

As a beta tester, your job will be to ask great questions and provide great answers about your favorite topics.  

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        •   i get these other associations from above
        • As a beta tester, your job will be to ask great questions and provide great answers about your favorite topics. Economics? Skydiving? Relationships? Mexican Restaurants?
        • What's the secret to throwing a great housewarming party? (maybe this is mexican restaurant???)
          
        •  Economics?
        •  i also realize this is stock market but i'm trying to find the restaurant   How can I get over my fear of flying?
        •  Skydiving?  What are some fun family activities to do with two small children on the weekend? Relationships?  What caused the U.S. stock market to crash in 2008? 

• • • • • but what's the deal with leaving out the Mexican Restaurant? What caused the U.S. stock market to crash in 2008???  Mexican Restaurants?

• • • • •  Mexican Restaurants?

 

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It's up to you. You'll be the first person outside of Facebook to use this product. Your expert writing will be seen by tens of millions of people — including job recruiters. And we'll bring our best beta testers out to California to tour Facebook headquarters and meet the team.

Ready to get started?

Before we can give you exclusive beta access, we'd like you to submit one great sample question and answer. We're looking for evidence that you can write clearly and authoritatively on familiar subject matter.

Here are some guidelines to follow when submitting your question and answer:

Choose a provocative question. Write about things you know.

Write a detailed, articulate answer.

• Where relevant, cite and link to third-party sources such as Wikipedia.
• Your answer must be original. Plagiarism is unacceptable.

Submit Your Application

Enter an interesting question with detailed answer (see example). You can pick any question you'd like.

 

Should I start using CFLs in my home?

Asked by John Smith about a week ago

Example Answer

Douglas Li

You definitely should, but be careful where you use them.

A single sentence that summarizes the answer.

Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are roughly five times as efficient as a typical household incandescent light bulb. They also last up to 50x longer, since they don't burn out (they don't have a filament), and are a great way to save some money and help the environment.

A thorough response that answers the question in detail.

However, unlike incandescent lighting, CFLs usually take a minute to fully light up. I wouldn't install them in bathrooms or by staircases, since these places need to be fully lit quickly for safety. They also contain mercury, which is something to watch out for especially if you have children.

A summary of the major different opinions.

Hope that helps! If you want to learn more, Wikipedia has a good article about CFLs at

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