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This article makes Quora sound almost like Digg back in the day, with a select few users who work together to ensure they control most of the content on the sit
by agscala 14y ago
This article makes Quora sound almost like Digg back in the day, with a select few users who work together to ensure they control most of the content on the site.
- webwanderings 14y agoQuora has been a fine weekly newsletter. So what if most often you see a 25 year old millionaire against another 25 year old millionaire going about their gripe and appreciation of newly acquired money! As a weekly email newsletter, I get nicely curated content without participating a minute of my time at the site.
- andrewcooke 14y agopersonally, i wish they would follow the legal guidelines for unsubscription that were posted here a few days ago. i've tried several times to unsubscribe, and failed.
- creativityland 14y agoYou are not alone...
- desbest 14y agoI unsubscribed, and a few weeks later I automatically got subscribed again.
- kstenerud 14y agoRemember to mark the emails as spam.
- 23david 14y agoSounds like Digg but also like Stackexchange. The inmates are running the asylum. :-) I don't mind any of the sites, but that's just because I understand their limitations. I can definitely understand being frustrated however if I wanted to contribute and felt like I was being continuously rebuffed for not being an 'insider'. That's pretty annoying.