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Google Braza : Google’s Newest Q&A Service


What is Google Braza?
Google Braza is a site like Yahoo Answer. Yes, An Alternative. You don't like yahoo? or are you anti-Yahoo? then use Google. If you have a big big question and no one arround you can give you an answer. Go to Google Braza or yahoo answer.

Google’s newest Question and Answer service is Google baraza beta, launched on 25 October 2010. Baraza is offered in English and French, although Google’s links to the French questions aren’t working for me.

Baraza operates on a Points basis. You get 20 points for signing up, and 4 points each day you log in. If you are already logged into your Google account, there isn’t actually any signup process. Your name and photo from your Google profile are automatically used, although you can change your username and avatar if you like.

Asking a question costs 5 points, and you earn 5 points for choosing a “best answer" for your question, so you can use the service on an ongoing basis without needing to answer any questions, although you are awarded extra points if you do.

The interface is clean and minimal. It loaded fast for me. I posted an easy question, and got a prompt and correct answer with a reference URL attached. You can subscribe to individual questions or to “labels” (topics), and there are basic social functions based around a list of other users that you follow.

Baraza is a Swahili word, usually translated as council but with meanings that encompass task force, gathering or problem-solving meeting.

Officially, Google baraza is targeted to Africa. On the launch day Aneto Okonkwo, a member of the Google baraza team, wrote:

“I am a member of the Google Baraza team. One of Google’s goals in Africa is to make the internet more locally relevant and bring more people online. One of the challenges of the internet in Africa is that there is a lack of local content online. At Google, we find that users search for information about local businesses, entertainment, health, etc but often don’t find it because the information is not yet available online. In order to help bring more local content online, Google engineers have created Baraza to allow people in countries across Africa to ask questions and post answers to questions from others.”

However, it’s hard to see how this is not a world-wide service. All you need to have in order to participate is a Google account, from any country.

Don't like Google Braza: Join Yahoo Answer

Yahoo Answer: Yahoo! Q & A Service



What is Yahoo Answer?

Yahoo! Answers is a great website to get answers to your questions, but like any website, you should make sure that you do not reveal important information. I like this website because usually I get useful answers that actually help me solve my problems. However, occasionally people answer me by saying something stupid just because they want points. But before I say anymore, let me introduce you to the point systems: You get one point for visiting daily, you get 2 points for answering a question, 1 point for voting for a best answer, 3 points for choosing the best answer in your question, one point per thumbs up and 10 points if your answer is the best answer. Check out this page for how much you can contribute to Yahoo Answers based on your level:
http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system

Yahoo answers is easy to understand. You ask a question, wait for three days (unless you get a response earlier and you can renew for 3 more days if you want to) and then choose a best answer or put it to vote. If you answer a question, you get two points and you can find open questions in the answer tab on the top. The third option is to discover some other people’s answers on topics in case your question has already been asked before. I like the advanced tab beside the search bar because I can find certain categories quicker that way. I also like the neatly organized My Profile. It contains all your questions and answers, points, level, Yahoo 360 profile, statistics, fans and blocked people (which is great for privacy and in case someone is bugging you).

Overall it is a great website, but the only problem is that the answers you get are not always accurate, so you should make sure that you check everything out before attempting what an answer says.


Dont like yahoo answer: Join Google Braza

Translator For Your Website


How to make foreign visitors read your website even if they don't understand your language? Add Language Translation to website and blogs - This is a simple Step by step guide to provide instant language translation in your website. Your site visitors can translate any webpage by clicking on the corresponding country flag and read your website in their native language.

Machine translation in blogs or websites is probably the easiest way of helping readers from different countries communicate. Even if a blogger writes in Spanish and a reader speaks English, or vice versa, both of them can still understand each other.

Today, people are blogging in multiple languages to create a conversation with readers outside the English Speaking blogosphere. Free language translation tools let bloggers post messages simultaneously in English, German, French, Spanish and other languages.

The most popular free Web-based language translation tools are offered by Google, AltaVista Babelfish and WorldLingo. Using these services, web audiences who speak English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Japanese, Korean or Russian will be able to translate websites into their native language.

With over 65% of web users speaking a language other than English, providing the means of translating websites with English content to another language is very essential. Your multilingual website becomes more accessible and popular if users can translate your website content into their native language.
There are two methods to let your visitors easily translate your website:

Altavista BabelfishMethod ONE: All these services provide a translation box. To translate a webpage, you simply type in the URL of the website, choose the source and target language, and click the Translate button. [World Lingo, Google Translate tools, BabelFish Translate]

Method TWO: Here we will integrate the translation form in the website itself without requiring the user to visit any external page for translation. Your web visitors will be able to translate foreign language content into their native language by simply clicking the country flag icon. (Notice the top right corner of this page to see the various country flag icons). Simply cut and paste the code into your pages.

1. Alta Vista Babel Fish:
Babel Fish Translate is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese. Just add the following single line of JavaScript code to your website.



2. Google Translate: Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified). Remember to replace the value of variable "u" with the URL of your website. The translated pages can even be bookmarked.



                    
           
  Here is the code:


OR you just want to have a simple widget like this

Albanian | Arabic | Bulgarian | Catalan | Chinese | Croatian | Czech | Danish | Dutch | English | Estonian | Filipino | Finnish | French | Galician | German | Greek | Hebrew | Hindi | Hungarian | Indonesian | Italian | Japanese | Korean | Latvian | Lithuanian | Maltese | Norwegian | Polish | Portuguese | Romanian | Russian | Serbian | Slovak | Slovenian | Spanish | Swedish | Thai | Turkish | Ukrainian | Vietnamese |

Here is the code:


OR you would like to have a google translator with drop down menu:




3. WorldLingo URL Translator: World Lingo is a powerful service since Google indexes the static URLs translated by World Lingo. Thus, my website can be found on Google even while searching for non-english terms. World Lingo supports English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Japanese, Korean and Russian. The translated pages can even be bookmarked.


Here is the code:


The above World Lingo Translation Code is customized for the Blogger Template. These techniques can be applied for translating websites to English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. Translation Support for Middle Eastern languages like Arabic, Urdu, Farsi, Persian, scripts like Hindi, Sanskrit, Telugu, Punjabi, Marathi, Konkani scripts are provided by professional translating services only.

New Firefox 4 Release on 2011

Have you test the Firefox 4 Beta? The newest version of Firefox, from the first beta that got us excited to the most recent iterations  that keep on improving. However, it seems it's not improving fast enough—Mozilla, originally planning for an official Firefox 4 release in late 2010, has now pushed the release date back to sometime in early 2011. So, if you're looking for a more stable (and add-on compatible) version of Firefox 4, complete with its speed improvements, UI redesign, HTML5 support, and other numerous improvements, you may have to wait a bit longer.
You may still use the Firefox 4 beta until the end fo 2010.
 

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