Question

So, the other day I formulated a challenge in the mathematics section. I saw all of the normal Honorary professors in the question. And mods, and some 99's who had a lot of medals in math. Unfortunately, nobody solved the model. Until, one random user came along who was fairly newbie and he solved 17th hardest equation in the WORLD! I notice all the QH are 99's or are mods. Shouldn't we not underestimate lower ss? Just a thought I had...A lot of people like to base a users intelligence off of their ss. It's saddening. We need to get these users noticed.

Answer 1

LOL!

Answer 2

This user will remain anonymous unless you find the post :P

Answer 3

Is it in the closed section?

Answer 4

Go to my questions asked.

Answer 5

ermm....
u mean this one ?
http://new.openstudy.com/users/shifuyanli#/updates/56777892e4b0e4728f394a83

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

Yes, I agree that users smartness should not be based off of their SS but rather their intelligence :-) , the user can show this intelligence by helping out users in the section in which they are an expert in and get their SS up. I know many smart users who are 90SS and under who are amazingly smart, But if they worked to get their SS up I think they would have a shot at being a QH.
You can always tell them to apply, heres what you can say:
Qualified Helpers are a small group of outstanding and dedicated helpers that have been trained to help users get fast and detailed help on their questions.

Moderators can apply to be Qualified Helpers. Non-moderator applicants must:
- Have at least one title

Apply here to be a Qualified Helper:

http://goo.gl/wUODVK

Answer 8

And not all of the QH's are 99 and mods. I am a QH im not even 18 and im not a mod.

Answer 9

Doesn't make sense.

Answer 10

A higher QH shows involvement in the site, that is what we are looking for.

Answer 11

And they to check to make sure it's not a medal spammed SS.

Answer 12

Yes, but we want to ensure QUALIFIED help.

Answer 13

I was inactive for 3 monthd on a 99ss :o

Answer 14

That is why I plan on launching the Openstudy Enforcers.