Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Online question-ansring services provide mechanisms for knowledge exchange by allowing users to ask and ansr questions on a wide range of topics. A key question for designing such services is whether charging a price has an effect on ansr quality. Two field experiments using one such service, Google Ansrs, offer conflicting ansrs to this question. To resolve this inconsistency,  re-analyze data from Harper et al. [5] and Chen et al. [2] to study the price effect in greater depth. Decomposing the price effect into two different levels yields results that reconcile those of the two field experiments. Specifically,  find that: (1) a higher price significantly increases the likelihood that a question receives an ansr and (2) for questions that receive an ansr, there is no significant price effect on ansr quality. Additionally,  find that the rater background makes a difference in evaluating ansr quality.
['Grace YoungJoo Jeon', 'Yong-Mi Kim', 'Yan Chen']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Re-examining price as a predictor of answer quality in an online q&a site
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