I would like the option to offer a 50 cent tip here, would you?

I agree. But not only for questions. I have, in the past, tipped someone for an answer I particularly liked to a question I did not ask.

Since the functionality exists to "Tip x for this answer" or "Tip x for this comment", why not allow us to give "change", as it were, rather than "bills.

I agree. But not only for questions. I have, in the past, tipped someone for an answer I particularly liked to a question I did not ask.

Since the functionality exists to "Tip x for this answer" or "Tip x for this comment", why not allow us to give "change", as it were, rather than "bills".

I personally like the tips being set as full dollar amounts. This helps the community see what questions are most important to the members of Mahalo. I also believe that everyone's time is valuable so tipping under M$1 would under value the time of those that are willing to answer questions.

The Mahalo Answers team has done several different trials with the tips since the site was started. The way things work now has been set up because it is what works best, based on those trials.

It would be nice to set the system at increments of .25, making is possible for not only a 50 cent question, but 75 cents, $1.25... and so on. It would add many new levels of questions and answers!

You stole my question...just kidding. Anyway I was thinking of posting to suggest this option. Yes, it would be good to have that option.

I totally agree with RickG. Thats an awesome idea . I vote yes...lol.

I saw this was your last question posted after you posted a bunch of $1 ones. I think the .50 cent tip idea is a good one!

I agree to your suggestion. I give answers, if I know something.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.