You've felt it too, right? You google something and you click on a Quora link and nothing about it feels quite right.

Insane how it single-handedly killed Yahoo answers

Can you imagine the power of whoever owns such a website? To be considered a go-to authority on such a wide range of subjects? Imagine the influence.

Big mistake going on there for anything but technical questions

mfs never wanna give me any valid answers on there🤦‍♂️

I find it to be decent quality most of the time

It’s mostly very highly educated people and the upvote system is decent

i hate that you can’t look at another question without logging in

Whenever I use it, it’s through a google search, and the page always looks confusing.

Like my original question is nowhere to be found but the first answer normally helps me.

Ik what you mean the page set up is kinda bad

Just make an account and save it lol

automated answers

Weird site

Not trying to be insensitive but it seems like 90% of the sites population is h**** Indian dudes

My friend uses that site like it’s reddit

thats troubling

I have not noticed this. @rhymingrhino thoughts on this?

So does Quora also have subreddits and stuff or what do you mean?

i cant imagine what questions you’re looking to get answered that this would be the case

Aren’t the answers there some long winded story written by some Indian

It’s actually more like Facebook but you can’t save pics so he screenshots memes that show up on his feed

If you’re searching up s***related stuff and see an Indian talking about it why is that surprising

India has a higher English literacy than China and the second largest population

Lot of Indians who know English also value scholarship and intellectual curiosity a lot

That explains their heavy presence on that site

That's how they hook you in

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