You describe some dire, humorless Quora, not the one I use. I've seen plenty of misspellings. Founder (and Harvard grad) Charlie Cheever used "its" instead of "

You describe some dire, humorless Quora, not the one I use. I've seen plenty of misspellings. Founder (and Harvard grad) Charlie Cheever used "its" instead of "it's" several times in one answer. I've made typos that I went back and corrected myself. Humor: https://www.quora.com/Ultimate-Frisbee/Is-it-possible-to-play-ultimate-with-a-MacBook-Air https://www.quora.com/Ultimate-Frisbee/Is-it-possible-to-pla... https://www.quora.com/Marc-Bodnick-1/Does-Marc-Bodnick-ever-sleep https://www.quora.com/Marc-Bodnick-1/Does-Marc-Bodnick-ever-... https://www.quora.com/Chief-Executive-Officers/Who-is-the-most-likeable-CEO-in-the-tech-industry https://www.quora.com/Chief-Executive-Officers/Who-is-the-mo... Casual subjects: https://www.quora.com/Hipsters https://www.quora.com/Hipsters https://www.quora.com/What-Ani-Is-Wearing https://www.quora.com/What-Ani-Is-Wearing You can answer anonymously, but you have to register. There's sheer irreverence in some of the boards (new feature, non-Q&A posts): https://www.quora.com/DeathByPuns https://www.quora.com/DeathByPuns For something completely freeform and casual, Yahoo Answers exists (I've actually found useful answers in it too, rarely).