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I see that a lot of people aren't happy with Quora, why is that? I've only asked one or two questions on there but the answers I've received have been alright.
by joeblau 13y ago
I see that a lot of people aren't happy with Quora, why is that? I've only asked one or two questions on there but the answers I've received have been alright.
- voidiac 13y agoThey are blurring the answers. If you search for something and end up on quora, it can get a bit frustrating , due to the fact, that you can't read the answers and are forced to sign up. That's just rude.
- gergles 13y agoThey abuse rel=canonical to increase their search engine rank but slam a registration wall in your face when you try to go read the content on their site. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6301280 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6301280
- waxjar 13y ago- They blur their answers for non-registered users. They're wasting my time when I think I find what I'm looking for only to find a blurred image. Just tell Google you don't want to be indexed if you don't want to share the content. - You can't use their website without using your real name. They're really persistent in this. A pseudonym won't do, they'll ask you to identify yourself with a scan of your ID before they let you participate. It's ridiculous.