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I've learned to go with the flow and trust them when they make changes like this. My first impression is usually to want the 'old Quora' back but once I get use
by wilfra 14y ago
I've learned to go with the flow and trust them when they make changes like this. My first impression is usually to want the 'old Quora' back but once I get used to them, the changes do nearly always improve the experience. I would imagine this will be the same.
They are very skilled at interpreting needs and desires we didn't know we had and quickly correcting themselves the times they do make mistakes (like the recent notification spam issues).
edit: lol @ downvotes. Unacceptable to not be a Quora hater I guess...
- michaelbuckbee 14y agoI'd be curious to know what/how you use Quora. I've had an account on there forever, but it just doesn't quite seem to hit the right level of utility for me to go back to it.
- wilfra 14y agoIt's all about the feed. You need to follow people who are interested in things you're interested in.
- jcc80 14y agovery skilled at interpreting needs and desires we didn't know we had This is basically the same line that I use when I'm mocking targeted ads and joking around with friends about how thankful they should be for them. If your edit wasn't there I would have guessed this was a level aka fooling someone w/ sarcasm or non-serious remark.
- wilfra 14y agoIt's also the same line people use when they describe why Steve Jobs was so brilliant. There is a difference, however, in explaining away unpopular changes as being this and actually being good at it. Quora is actually good at it.
- dinkumthinkum 14y agoI don't think it's as much about not being a Quora hater but more the attitude of "they know what's best for me."