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When you answer someones question how do you make it so your answer is verified??
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you make sure its right and you click "add your answer"
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well YOU cant make your questions verified. if theres more than one answer to the question the person who asked the question will choose the best answer. usually based upon like how well it explains and if its the right answer
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