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Quora's approach of first-party sourcing "enforced" with social transparency seems to work quite well for many subjects.
by rohamg 14y ago
Quora's approach of first-party sourcing "enforced" with social transparency seems to work quite well for many subjects.
- mayanksinghal 14y agoWorking with Quora admins is just as bad. There are legitimate questions that are deleted/locked because some admin feels like it has to. Putting in requests to undelete/unlock requires incredible amount of effort and knowledge of the system which is weird because there are so many easy to use functionality for everything else. Same goes for actually getting something to be deleted, locked or marked for abuse. If you know a moderator and have experience with their boards, it's a piece of cake for you - else, you just wait in line for a long time. I don't understand why the developers resort to an irritating method for getting things reviewed - find the right community, know the right people, go to their court and appeal to their higher order with wonderful pitches about what should be done. There has to be a better way of dealing with things.