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As someone that doesn't have a Quora account, it's nice to have the content without a Facebook/Google login wall.
by mjolk 13y ago
As someone that doesn't have a Quora account, it's nice to have the content without a Facebook/Google login wall.
- nav1 13y agoYou can append "?share" to the Quora URL to read it without having to log in.
- mjolk 13y agoInteresting, thanks. I wonder if Quora does this to scam on SEO
- null_ptr 13y agoNo question about it. There's no difference between Quora and Experts-Exchange when it comes to SEO deception.
- Theodores 13y agoExpert Sex Change - there, fixed that for you.
- adrusi 13y agoMaybe, but there are perfectly legitimate reasons for such functionality. It is essentially the same as the NYT paywall. It looks bad when someone clicks a link in a tweet only to be told that they aren't allowed to access the content until they take additional steps (either buying a subscription or making an account). So they provide links to bypass the restrictions when they are shared over social media. Can this be used for SEO abuse? Probably, though I couldn't tell you how.