What schema would be best for a Q&A section of a website?
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Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi Keri,
I am also looking for schema to use for a question and answer site. The content is generated similarly to Yahoo Answers. Users will post both questions and answers and assign them categories. What schema should I use to ensure rich snippets in Google?
Thanks!
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Hi! Can you give us any more information about the type of website, and how the content is to be generated?
For example, if it's a Wordpress site with a handful of pages and a page with FAQs in a Q&A format that's going to be updated once a month by an admin, that will have a different answer than a site wanting to be the next Yahoo! Answers.
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