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Sure. But you want peoples opinions on where to live, where to work, where to meet, how to join a startup. These aren't factual topics - you want the healthy de
by pclark 16y ago
Sure. But you want peoples opinions on where to live, where to work, where to meet, how to join a startup. These aren't factual topics - you want the healthy debate?
- TristanKromer 16y agoI think both are critical. Quora questions such as http://www.quora.com/I-am-a-creative-guy-with-a-startup-idea-Where-is-the-best-place-to-find-a-rockstar-developer-to-bring-it-to-life http://www.quora.com/I-am-a-creative-guy-with-a-startup-idea... are a great example. This question gets asked on quora repeatedly and I've answered it a dozen times, but the 212 vote (an counting) answer that I wrote is particularly useless in terms of taking actions, whereas the one I wrote with a practical list of sites and events to check out usually top out at 12 votes, even if they are the top answer. Clearly a simple list of different places is the best answer for this sort of thing and would probably best in ONE wiki article which can be easily found. Not a dozens of nearly identical questions.
- TristanKromer 16y agoOh...perhaps I should also say that I think we should all put links to quora questions in the wiki where appropriate.