> other true experts For me this was the biggest moat for Quora. Back in the day, you could have someone who has a legitimate background in geopolitics chimin

> other true experts For me this was the biggest moat for Quora. Back in the day, you could have someone who has a legitimate background in geopolitics chiming in a question and answering it with politeness and bringing sources for further in-depth reading. And this was about in most of the categories of the site. Looking at Quora now, I can see the same level of questions and answers as Yahoo Answers, but with the aggravation that you have "power responders" that use LLMs and lazy Wikipedia copy-pasting to chase clout in the platform. I do not know the context of replacing content moderation, but I believe that was a not-so-good decision for the platform. If Quora was a fountain service that serves water from several clean/reliable sources, the _only job_ that the platform should do is to ensure that people do not take a piss in the upstream water.