Yes, Quora pretty much exists to validate the strict moderation policies used by other sites. There are occasional good answers, but they are buried under a mou

Yes, Quora pretty much exists to validate the strict moderation policies used by other sites. There are occasional good answers, but they are buried under a mountain of idiocy: Questions that could have been answered with 5 minutes' worth of googling. Completely opinion based questions: https://www.quora.com/Who-sang-My-Way-better-Elvis-or-Sinatra https://www.quora.com/Who-sang-My-Way-better-Elvis-or-Sinatr... Endless duplicates of stupid questions: https://www.quora.com/search?q=lyrics+prank https://www.quora.com/search?q=lyrics+prank People who serially produce horrible translations of answers, probably using software, presumably for clout chasing. And long, detailed, stories that most likely were made up (That's the genre that made me give up reading notalwaysright.com: Too many stories of people who behave horribly until a 7'5" Marine shows up to save the day).