By 2024, Quora is a shell of its former self, attracting few users who genuinely love the platform.
For a fleeting moment, Quora had offered a glimpse of what an internet of substance could look like — and then, as quickly as it had come, that vision was horse-traded away.
https://joanwestenberg.com/blog/wtf-quora-how-a-platform-eats-itself
Joan Westenberg /
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2024-06-03 03:48:09
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