Why does Yahoo! Answers have a limit?

Should be a Level 8 for those who make knowledgeable answers on Yahoo! Answers with no daily limit?

• I just read the announcement. http://yanswersblog.com/index.php/archives/2012/04/18/limitations-on-level-5-6-and-7-users/ This is the comment I posted about it, as well as to their Feedback page at: http://feedback.help.yahoo.com/feedback.php?.src=ANSWERS&.done=http://answers.yahoo.com **************************************… It significantly limits how many people asking questions about child support from getting the proper answer, rather than just comments based on limited knowledge. I have 23 years of experience in working with divorced and single fathers, and actively promote Y!A on Facebook. Aside from posting links to questions on my personal page, when the question apples to any specific states, I also post to one of the 56 Dads House group pages, as well as to Twitter. However, if it is particularly interesting, than I post it to all the group pages, as well as all 110 other fathers rights pages on Facebook. Your idea has merit, but you also might consider reviewing posts by those who actively are trying to help ones with legitimate questions, and set up a Level 8 for knowledgeable participants. I live in a nursing home and this is how I spend my days, though sometimes I get behind in my answers due to other projects in the work. At the time you made this announcement, I was working on a video lesson on child support, so I did not realize you have done it until now when I was trying to catch up on the child support questions. Due to having a bad heart, I recently asked another father to begin learning what I do so that he can take over once I die, but now I will need to get him started to cover what I cannot.

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  I actually sent them a suggestion that they have four more levels and, at a certain point, it's back to unlimited answers and questions, but, as this is Y!A, they promptly ignored it