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One-off. Most stuff on Quora is a thinly veiled advertisement for something - at least when I search for something and end up on Quora. But there are exception
by klausjensen 7y ago
One-off. Most stuff on Quora is a thinly veiled advertisement for something - at least when I search for something and end up on Quora.
But there are exceptions - and boy is this article a great example of that.
- mhh__ 7y agoIf you follow the right people you can have a good experience. I try to strike some balance to avoid echo chambers. If you've ever wanted to learn the perspectives on life and fighting of a convicted war criminal/terrorist then Quora's your place. The thing I absolutely loathe, however are these clickbait answers - always about sex - written by anonymous users and normal answers that - because the photos load before the text - have borderline porn to draw people in. It ruins the site.