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Communities, educational institutions, companies wanting to encourage peer support, and anyone needing crowdsourced answers.
Users ask questions which are visible to a community or group. Other users respond with answers, and the best ones get upvoted or marked as accepted. Over time, a rich database of questions and answers builds up, helping future users with similar problems.
Yep, usually anyone can pitch in, but some platforms have expert verification.
Look for upvotes, accepted answers, and user reputation scores.
Most public Q&A sites are free, but some enterprise versions might charge fees.
Definitely, lots of businesses use them to improve internal knowledge sharing.
You can bump it or share in other channels to get more attention.
