I think this is like Angie's List (http://www.angieslist.com/). Because although there are pool of information out there, we want to hear from real people who actually are creating it, analyzing it rather than just using it. And I believe it is more exchange of ideas rather than just listening to someone or reading a column. Thus, I think it is more trustworthy to ask here and possibility of getting deeper answers.

That is not true that we get all answers from google................ So we ask directly to those people who are working in our field directly from here

May be its the same as you have books and all stuff available to learn but you still need a teacher or instructor to explain in easy way.

Dear mohammad

your question is nice.

researchgate is one of the best search engine because of users.

the users in researchgate have skill ,exprience,knowledge, and they is quite reasonable and Free of bias

their answers is very logical and it's important for me

In other search engine for example google you may aks your question Simply but the answers may not be favorite and you must search again and again for the best answer.

researchgate is the best for users who have the expertise and knowledge and humanity.

I like it because increase my information

I think this is like Angie's List (http://www.angieslist.com/). Because although there are pool of information out there, we want to hear from real people who actually are creating it, analyzing it rather than just using it. And I believe it is more exchange of ideas rather than just listening to someone or reading a column. Thus, I think it is more trustworthy to ask here and possibility of getting deeper answers.

As mentioned above: RG is interactive, you may find partners, you can ask back if you do not understand something etc. Nevertheless I felt sometimes that some of the users should consult first Wikipedia of other search engines. Not because it is boring to give answers to some simple questions but because it is instructive for the questioner. One can understand the answer better if some prelimnary effort at understanding has already been done.

There's a quote by Pete Seeger

"Do you know the difference between education and experience? Education is when you read the fine print; experience is what you get when you don't."

Google educates and RG members with their experience adds to this knowledge.

There are obviously high-school students who ask a question in the hope to have their homework done. This, by the way, was the case for some of the vey elementary chemistry questions.

For more authentic and professional answer