Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Asking friends, colleagues, or other trusted people to help ansr a question or find information is a familiar and tried-and-true concept. Widespread use of online social networks has made social information seeking easier, and has provided researchers with opportunities to better observe this process. ,  relate question ansring to tie strength, a metric drawn from sociology describing how close a friendship is.  present a study evaluating the role of tie strength in question ansrs.  used previous research on tie strength in social media to generate tie strength information beten participants and their ansring friends, and asked them for feedback about the value of ansrs across several dimensions. While sociological studies have indicated that ak ties are able to provide better information, our findings are significant in that ak ties do not have this effect, and stronger ties (close friends) provide a subtle increase in information that contributes more to participants' overall knowledge, and is less likely to have been seen before.
['Katrina Panovich', 'Robert C. Miller', 'David R. Karger']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Tie strength in question & answer on social network sites
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