OK, but again, it's the only source of this info in South Korea. Here, we have a very robust Wikipedia, endless health sites (for those "How I get pregnant?!" Y

OK, but again, it's the only source of this info in South Korea. Here, we have a very robust Wikipedia, endless health sites (for those "How I get pregnant?!" Yahoo! Answers style questions, and an infinite array of other very chatty, very dedicated sites. I just feel like this ship has sailed. Quora reminds me of Everything2. Remember that site? It's still around, but does anyone really use it much anymore? It's another attempt to put all the info in one big pile. I just don't see that type of effort working anymore outside of a Wikipedia setting. Also, you know what else is huge in South Korea? Starcraft. But that hasn't helped Activision's stock too much in the States since the merger with Blizzard. South Korea also has insane bandwidth to yer home. I'd much rather investors emulated THAT success than some nebulous info site's.