Authentic Answers of questions

Question

This platform has been made is an awesome step towards people who would like to be answered to clear their doubts or to gain knowledge about what people are unaware of. But the issue is no one knows about the person answering is authentic or his answers are authentic. Pasting the Verses is easy, but explaining(tafseer of) those verses in correct content of knowledge requires expertise that is why we have 'ulma e karam(s), Aalim(s).. etc'. This responsibility is not eligible for any ordinary person. The person who have created this community should reach out to all the Ulma(s), Aalim(s) of all sects to join here and to handle these questions and give them special permissions on this community, as these questions are not just questions. These questions are about the people and answers going to affect them and their lives. Therefore answers should be correct and accurate. I shared an advice. Look up to it admins, please! it is really important or this place will be a mess.

Answer 1

The same can be said about every single site on the Stack Exchange Network: People shouldn't ever be soliciting answers from people who don't know what they're talking about. The whole point of the Stack Exchange model is to build a community of experts who do know enough to answer questions (or, at least, who know enough to know which questions they're qualified to answer), and through their collective voting determine which answers are good and which ones are bad. Peer review is fundamental to making this site work, and building a community of the right peers is essential.

There are 169 sites on Stack Exchange, most of which have developed their own expert communities simply by being places that actually encourage experts to participate. None of them needed admins to step in and provide experts, and none of them needed admins to step in and empower experts above and beyond the reputation-based privileges the system already provides.

The fact that this site is still lacking in experts is worrying, but that's a community problem, not an administration problem. Even if the admins do go out and bring in some experts, why would they want to stay here? What exactly does this community offer them? You want experts to come in and answer your questions authoritatively, but what are they getting in return?

In general, experts like to participate in communities where they can get as much as they give. You build a community of help vampires, where the only thing experts have to look forward to is answering questions from people who don't know enough to answer questions themselves and really can't be bothered to try, then yeah, experts are probably not going to stick around. That's boring.

As I read it, your post here is part of the problem: You're just recognizing a problem, but rather than put any effort into solving it yourself you're just asking others (i.e. the admins) to do it for you. If you want to attract experts, you need to work for it. There is no shortcut.