Installment #19 - Recipes and "Answer" sites

Hi - I've got results for my 'recipes' search and for a search for sites that offer answers to your questions on various topics. I checked 10 'recipes' sites, found 3 bad ones, and 12 'answers' sites, for which there were 4 bad ones - here are those results:

BAD:

• allrecipes.com
• epicurious.com
• cooks.com
• answers.com
• get-the-answer.info
• blurtit.com
• qandas.com
  

GOOD:

• foodnetwork.com
• recipesource.com
• cookingcache.com
• recipezaar.com
• chow.com
• cooking.com
• recipetrove.com
• funadvice.com
• allexperts.com
• askbar.com
• answerbag.com
• answerway.com
• ask-leo.com
• theanswerbank.co.uk
• selfhelpforums.com

Note that I haven't actually spent a lot of time on any one site yet, but I plan to and will update this as to their usefulness, ease of navigation, and design as soon as I can.

Installment #12 - I googled 'questions' and 'answers'

There are millions of sites out there that offer what they claim to be correct answers to all sorts of questions. Who do you trust? How do you know what's really right or wrong? One of Life's biggest dilemmas! Out of 20 (10 of each) I only found 2 bad ones- Yea!

Here are 'questions' and 'answers' results:

BAD:

• crazythoughts.com
• answers.com

GOOD:

• answerbag.com
• 20q.net
• hhs.gov
• 10questions.com
• gotquestions.org
• hugequestions.com
• questionstream.com
• lightplanet.com
• wouldyourather.com
• peteranswers.com
• answers.org
• answersthatwork.com
• pcanswers.co.uk
• answerbank.co.uk
• healthanswers.com
• dtvanswers.com
• allexperts.com
• whois.com

Most of these you may never have an opportunity to use, but for that matter, why not try them now that you know they're okay!