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The problem with Social Media is that it is highly fragmented and distributed. While this is great for reaching people, it rarely brings them back to a place where they can convene.
Twitter links typically bring people to an article somewhere on your site. That's great. They may even comment on it. But it is a one-off thing.
By having a stream of Q&A you are always bringing people back to your Social Q&A site where they can discuss the topic at hand or any of the other topics being discussed.
Since the Q&A site is categorized and advertised on you gain value from that. Furthermore it is part of your main site and will attract people to other parts of the site.
Profitability is derived be creating steady traffic that is exposed to relevant advertising or other revenue sources.
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