Someone asks @jason

Is paying for answers better than X Money replies?

You see a hundred pitches a year, and you just handed X Money to strangers for a reply. Three thousand people lined up to ask for more. This $100 is the opposite bet: it pays only if you give a real answer, and it stays on your card hold otherwise. So judge it like a pitch.

Does paying for answers beat paying for replies, or is it a worse version of what you just did? Where does it break, who games it first, and what would make you put your own money on someone’s answer?

Put money on it again.

You pay only if they answer.
How long do they have?
No answer in time? Nobody pays.

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