Wasn't aware one could ask archive.org to delete one's content, so thanks for that. Still worth it for me to have Quora be somewhat "closed." Because my initi

Wasn't aware one could ask archive.org to delete one's content, so thanks for that. Still worth it for me to have Quora be somewhat "closed." Because my initial answers aren't so public and the signal to noise ratio in the comments to my answers is higher than other places. I get a lot of reverse inquiry from folks who find me on Twitter, where I share a lot of Quora content. So I don't care that much that Quora isn't that searchable on Google, etc. Quora works great for some of us. Quora's not for everyone. Neither is Facebook (teens dropping like flies), reddit (low percentage of women), etc.