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Does anybody know how to mark people as brainliest

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Feliz [49]3 years ago

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How to mark people's Answer as brainliest?

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When we ask any questions, that time many of the user's find it easy and answer our questions but only two users can able to answer our questions. So, When two users answers our questions, remember, there will be a Option “Mark as brainliest” down the one answer & another down of one answer. So, The answer which you think is satisfied to you and is good, then mark that answer as brainliest. If only one user has answered your question, Then the option “Mark as brainliest” wouldn't come quickly, after one day or two days, the Option of marking answer as brainliest will come and also you'll get the notification about it. Also, When you make anyone's answer as brainliest, you also gain some points!

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