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Quora also has a pernicious design feature in that the question asker is publicly anonymous but the answerer(s) are strongly identified and bound to their real
by blasdel 16y ago
Quora also has a pernicious design feature in that the question asker is publicly anonymous but the answerer(s) are strongly identified and bound to their real names.
I strongly suspect that nearly all of the startup-related questions are slow-pitch setups, asked by their answerer.
Even StackOverflow's QA mechanics aren't that degenerate!
- kqr2 16y agoActually, both the question asker and answerer can choose to be anonymous. As far as I know though, you cannot ask anonymously and then answer the same question publicly. Also, note that you cannot comment on questions and answers if you are anonymous (unless you are the person who originally asked the question or its your anonymous answer)