Locating certain users of Answers, how?

Try going back through your Q's & A's on your profile page,then add them to your contacts. Then everytime they ask a Q you can find them-it will notify you.

Go to the search bar at the top of this screen and type in the nicknames that you remember. It will bring up the questions and answers from those individuals.

You could try searching with Google or Yahoo Search by putting their nickname and the words 'Yahoo! Answers' or something similar and it might lead you to their profile page. In the past, you could search Yahoo! Answers for questions by nicknames of askers, but this feature has now been removed.

Also, when you find someone who you like their questions and answers and would like to follow up, you can add them to your 'Contacts' in Yahoo Answers from the link on their profile page.

If you remember the topics you can try searching. You can use advanced search and have a better chance of finding them (use best answers since they would be more likely to have their answers voted as best). The next time you see their answers,add them to your contacts.

There's a box above the general list of questions, called 'Search for questions'. If you put their nickname in there, it should bring up a list of questions which relate to their name. It's not foolproof but it might help.

When you see a question or answer from one of these people, add them to your contacts. Then there will always be a link to their profile from your profile.

Do you remember the questions, if so type them into search for questions above and they will appear and you can locate them quicker.

If you have answered questions with or from them, go to your profile and look through all of your answers, then click on their names and add them as contacts. Similarly, if they have answered questions you have asked, go to your profile and look for them in your questions. If neither one applies, you just have to wait until you see them on here again.

I do not think you can anymore. The only way is to go back through your asked questions. Not sure of any other way. Hope this helps.

Just go back into your questions,and high light them add to your favourites....................Simple