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I'm not sure why you would promote Quora in search results. They lock non-members out after viewing just one or two answers, and the content on Quora is general
by LorenDB 3y ago
I'm not sure why you would promote Quora in search results. They lock non-members out after viewing just one or two answers, and the content on Quora is generally viewed as worse than Reddit (not that Reddit is particularly great...).
- asciii 3y agoQuora's top answer is always an AI chatbot IIRC. It is very annoying compared to what it used to be...I still miss Yahoo Answers
- bloopernova 3y agoObligatory recommendation to use Kagi. You can block sites from appearing in search results. Or you can just reduce the importance of them so they show up less.
- LorenDB 3y agoI already use Brave search, so I'm not too worried personally. In fact, I haven't used Google as a default search engine for many years.
- theshrike79 3y agoQuora used to be decent years ago. But at some point (My speculation), answering on Quora became a thing in India. Something that looks good on your resume or something. After that it went to shit pretty quickly.
- koreth1 3y agoWhat killed Quora for me was that they decided to prioritize quantity of questions over quality of questions, and as I recall, they even set up incentive programs to reward people for asking as many questions as possible. The site was inundated with repetitive low-effort questions, often with false premises that seemed intentionally crafted to provoke people. The crappy questions drowned out the interesting ones that had previously made me a regular visitor.