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When we record our questions, the site provides a list of participants not with the specialties defined for the question. If they offer a list of participants ranked in the specialties defined for the question, we could ask participants with related experience to provide their answers which will enrich all of us.
I agree with you and this will give us an ideal answers.
But, My experience is different...
We get a list of experts from the specialities we selected for the question in Bayt. But, when we select multiple specialities for the question, it sorts experts in overall and gives a list of experts. As I see, if I select "Project Management" and "Quality Management", it gives more experts from "Project management" as more specialists with high rating are in PM.
To get specific experts to the question, we need to keep the specialities specific for each question.
Yes, I agree
I agree with ahmed shareef especially when we are limited to5 specialities that is a constrain limiting this move
Yes it's true
Dear Mr.Mohammad
I value and apprecaite your Observation,However I believe getting answers from other specialists or those who are able to answer specific questions or open questions give us more insight about the subject since you get many answers from variety of specialists and I see at Bayt answers which are very thorough and informative and come from other specialities.
I rise above the occassion and try to answer questions which I am able to answer as per my knowledge and info with aim that it may help the person without thinking whether I belong to that speciality or not and whether it will affect my ranking in speciality or not.
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