> I swear, the only people who know of it or use it are Arrington junkies. Reading that was such a coming-of-age moment for me. In having me realize that HN is

> I swear, the only people who know of it or use it are Arrington junkies. Reading that was such a coming-of-age moment for me. In having me realize that HN is not the place I always thought of it as: of adults so much smarter than me, who hold nuanced take on things and discussed issues thoughtfully. No, Quora is not full of 'Arrington junkies' -- or whatever else you want to call it to feel superior over another part of the web. Questions answered, and answers questioned are often so full of insight that I just very often browse around to pass time. It's like reading an interesting book. I thought the description 'Jimmy Wales’ site serves as an objective reference guide for the world, while Quora offers subjective answers to popular questions.' was quite fitting -- Quora serves its purpose quite well, and I do think it can comfortably grow and evolve into its newly stated goal of becoming a platform for users to publish their writings on. Tone down the knee-jerk cynicism please.