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I saw this somewhere on this website...are we still able to earn volunteering hours?

Answer 1

Is this for QC?

Answer 2

@Ultrilliam

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@Hero

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\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @darkknight
Is this for QC?
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I was on an archive for QC I believe

Answer 5

That is actually on every question for QuestionCove that you Google, anywho, yes it is still available, however, as we are not yet classified as a non profit officially, while we can draw up a certificate for volunteer hours based on an algorithm, not everyone will accept volunteer hours from a company not officially a non profit.

Very good question nobody's asked before! :)

Answer 6

Wait, so will it ever become officially non-profit?
And how would that work then?

Answer 7

Also there would need to be a way to track actual hours spent making productive contributions to QC as opposed to just "hanging out" on QC.

Answer 8

Hero, we have ways to track that algorithmically


Yes, we do want to become an official non profit where most funds go back into QC, and any excess we donate to charities, but at this time we aren't able to. When we eventually do, not much will change visibally, but behind the scenes a lot will change

Answer 9

Yes, because a lot of our users just "hang out." Some people help. I feel like the medal system is kinda off because it is very variable (I mean that some people get like 5 medals for answering and some other people get like 2 for putting the same amount of effort in)

Answer 10

Yes I've been seen that website before but just noticed this, and was ecstatic to see if this was really true. So basically it's available but it's up to the school to consider it or not.

Answer 11

Correct justjm

Answer 12

Ah, I see

Answer 13

And mostly the way the company itself is structured, and how the services are hosted and stuff

Answer 14

https://questioncove.com.cutestat.com/
So QC makes 220$ a day?

Answer 15

Lol, I wish. We make barely enough to pay for the servers

Answer 16

oh Lol

Answer 17

Yea, that number is so rediculously off its not even funny, just gonna say that

Answer 18

So how exactly would the hours be accumulated? Is it like a certain number of questions per hour or will you have your own stats and decide accordingly?

Answer 19

Good question, I can't give specifics but it depends on subjects, length of responses, plaigorism scores, previous moderation, SmartScore, and a couple other factors

Answer 20

Okay thank you!

Answer 21

ok - but hope so much that QC not will have never the destiny of OS.

Answer 22

May QC find the help it needs and live on. I'm sure some hopeful individuals can come along and contribute for the site to keep growing...and fill up with more dependable people to help people with questions.

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\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Ultrilliam
That is actually on every question for QuestionCove that you Google, anywho, yes it is still available, however, as we are not yet classified as a non profit officially, while we can draw up a certificate for volunteer hours based on an algorithm, not everyone will accept volunteer hours from a company not officially a non profit.

Very good question nobody's asked before! :)
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going back to a 10month old post, whats the update on this