>At this point I'm relying heavily on Q&A and community sites since they have their own built in quality rankings. // How are you using the "built in quality r

>At this point I'm relying heavily on Q&A and community sites since they have their own built in quality rankings. // How are you using the "built in quality rankings", could you give some examples? On Reddit, say, except in a few groups like AskHistorians you can still get very high ranking for a meme post and very low ranking for a list that has high informational value. StackOverflow is extraordinarily prone to killing off reasonably good contributions and giving very high ranking to out of date answers (the latter is the biggest problem with SO sites at present IMO).