I don't blame Quora (or Fountain) for trying to profit from being a centralized Q&A site. But when I'm Googling for an answer to my technical problem, I'll go

I don't blame Quora (or Fountain) for trying to profit from being a centralized Q&A site. But when I'm Googling for an answer to my technical problem, I'll go to a Stack Exchange site first. As an end-user, I see Quora as little more than a newer version of Experts-Exchange: there may be useful information lurking behind the pop-up dialogs and intentional obfuscation, but it's a pain in the ass.