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What I don't understand is why Quora was/is loved by people like the Facebook team after how much they go through to make using their site difficult for end use
by Shank 13y ago
What I don't understand is why Quora was/is loved by people like the Facebook team after how much they go through to make using their site difficult for end users. The fact that they require you to log in via a social account just to see answers is very similar to the crap experts exchange is by requiring a paid account.
There was a time when I thought it was a better Q&A site, but they continuously make it worse and worse with workarounds like this for the simple act of viewing a page entirely.
- pwg 13y agoYou answered your own question: > What I don't understand is why Quora was/is loved by people like the Facebook team ... The fact that they require you to log in __via a social account__ Quora "furthers" facebook by requiring a facebook account, so naturally the facebook team will "love" it. It furthers their (facebook's) business interests.
- nraynaud 13y agoI think they pay some internet celebrities to be there, so somehow it's the only way to get interesting answers to some recent historical things. My real gripe, is why would google index with a quite high ranking something that's not public?
- parktheredcar 13y agoThey've started to allow signups via email, the link is just really really small.