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I don’t get it either. They claim 300m MAUs and healthy answer growth. While it’s SEO is fantastic, the actual content is pretty marginal. I have no idea what
by pbreit 7y ago
I don’t get it either. They claim 300m MAUs and healthy answer growth.
While it’s SEO is fantastic, the actual content is pretty marginal.
I have no idea what the ultimate point is like I do with, say, Wkipedia.
- bpodgursky 7y agoThe odd thing about Quora is that there's actually a lot of good content, but it doesn't show up in search results because the questions that trigger it are of the format "Tell me something interesting about history / technology / whatever" The "hard fact" questions have answers that suck. Absolutely. SO is wildly better for that. It's really a place to go to follow certain people you can rely on to post interesting stuff (ex, there's a lot of really good ASOIAF content), follow niche topics and waste time. Like an entirely text-based reddit.
- ghaff 7y agoYou also have a huge amount of questions like “What’s the cheapest ticket I can get from A to B?” Or “Do I need travel insurance?” followed by answers with links to various spammy sites.