

Quora
People come to Quora to ask questions about any subject, read high quality knowledge that's personalized and relevant to them, and share their own knowledge with others. Quora is a place to share knowledge and better understand the world.
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Having answered 250+ question on Quora, I think the premise of the platform is good, but in practice something is lacking. The place is not completely dead and probably won't die, but I also don't think it would have a bright future. The community using it is small and skew older. The app itself can do a lot more to combat spam too.
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- bricohen added Quora as alternative to Court of Strangers
Tortures some accounts endlessly upon answering to select credentials. If you are ocd this will appeal to you.
Once the moderating ai takes umbrage it’s a downhill experience.
















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Quora has a wealth of excellent responses on a wide range of subjects. I enjoy reading the viewpoints of fluent people, especially the experts. Definitely on Quora, there's a lot to learn.
Having answered 250+ question on Quora, I think the premise of the platform is good, but in practice something is lacking. The place is not completely dead and probably won't die, but I also don't think it would have a bright future. The community using it is small and skew older. The app itself can do a lot more to combat spam too.
Tortures some accounts endlessly upon answering to select credentials. If you are ocd this will appeal to you.
Once the moderating ai takes umbrage it’s a downhill experience.
Quora shadowbans spaces it disagrees with, and answers it disagrees with.
Quora is nothing more than a propaganda machine created to enforce the elite owners' ideololgies.
Not as good as it once was (lots of spam and the level of discourse has suffered in recent years), but still a pretty good resource.
Quora is free to use. They have a subscription that you can choose to pay for if you want, but is not necessary and 99% of the posts are not locked behind it as most people don't like it.