Twitter has positioned itself as one of the contexts in which questions are answered bar none. That is specially true when it comes to customer support and troubleshooting – companies answer the queries of punters there in a bid to look really professional, and show the world that they are listening to what the public has to say about their services.
Taking that into account, it is only logical that someone has devised a system like InboxQ. We can define it as a browser extension that will let you look up the answers to questions that have been posted on Twitter.
By getting and installing the provided extension (currently available for Chrome – support for Firefox is underway) you will have access to a stream of answers and questions related to any business, product or general interest topic that you are interested in.
In practice, this means that A) Knowledge will be more accessible than ever, and that B) Unanswered questions will be brought back into the consideration of people, and companies will also get a chance to answer them for good. In fact, a rival company can easily answer a question that its competitor did not answer. In love and in business, it is all fair… or so they say.
InboxQ.com In Their Own Words
InboxQ delivers a realtime stream of questions related to your business, products, industry or general interests from Twitter directly to your browser.
Why InboxQ.com It Might Be A Killer
The time is perfect for services like this one – Quora has brought the concept of Q & A sites into the eye of the general public.
Some Questions About InboxQ.com
Will this supersede Quora? What would it take for that to happen? 
