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Can you expand on your last point? What makes your experience frustrating?
by markus_orlandis 8y ago
Can you expand on your last point? What makes your experience frustrating?
- zenexer 8y agoThe impression I got is that they more or less just show you duplicate questions, when such duplicates really shouldn't exist in the first place.
- gnulinux 8y agoIf you search question X on Quora, you start seeing all sorts of rephrases of X as if X is the only thing you could ever be curious about.
- marcinzm 8y agoIf I open a question then I basically get nothing but that question (and similar questions) show up in my feed. For someone who has passing interest in random topics (so I click on a random question every so often) suddenly having nothing but repetitive WW2 tank questions in my feed is annoying. All those topics I was told to select, btw, mean nothing apparently and never show up in my feed nowadays. I took the chance with their data breach and required password change recently to just stop using the site altogether.
- askafriend 8y agoThe moment you engage with Topic X, you will be inundated with Topic X in the feed, in your email digest, in additional follow ups asking "Are you still interested in X" and so on. It leaves little room for true exploration and discovery because 1 mis-click on a topic could change your entire content experience for days or weeks.