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"Have you ever turned to Twitter with a question \u2014 whether the answer was already available online \u2014that you just wanted your Twitter friends to answer?\nIf you have, Twitter's #lazyweb hashtag can help. It lets you outsource your questions to the wider web of Twitter users and get answers, presumably even from people outside your own network.\nThe #lazyweb hashtag itself has been on the decline since around the time Twitter became a more mainstream tool. At that point, users with questions were more likely to simply throw the query out to their personal networks and hope for the best.\n\nSEE ALSO: How Twitter Works as a Q&amp;A App [INFOGRAPHIC]\nHave you ever used #lazyweb on Twitter? Do you think this hashtag needs a comeback or perhaps a Twitter-integrated Q&amp;A app of its own?\nAs you ponder that, check out this #lazyweb-themed infographic from Q&amp;A app InboxQ and design shop Column Five.\nClick image to see full-size version.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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