However, anonymous answers are penalized, and have a high risk of being deleted by a moderator who disagrees with you. Sure, you can post answers as "Anonymous". Moreover, now they can sell all these people's personal information to the highest bidder as part of their monetization strategy. They are able to delete any honest comments about how terrible Quora is so they can safely ignore the valuable advice telling them why they sick so bad, because they have no reason to change it. The moderators are able to push their liberal bias and ban conservative views. Worse, it alienates a large number of valuable contributors, because only people who are stupid or naive enough to give a liberal question and answer website access to their personal identity and personally identifying documents, will ever be the ones who remain on the website.Īdditionally, it means that people will not be fully honest and will not give the correct and unbiased answers, because of the constant fear of being banned from the website.Īs a result, the site is now filled with hacks and liberals instead of valuable contributors. This is a 1) violation of privacy, 2) violation of freedom of speech, and 3) results in political bias, which is a huge no-no for a question and answer site. By being able to ban a user forever from ever using the website, moderators are able to inhibit freedom of speech by banning any users who do not agree with their personal values, even if they did not break any "rules". However, more importantly, it gives the moderators an unreasonable amount of control over the content. The stupid and really horrible reason they do this is because they don't want people creating multiple accounts and they think it will tone down people's passion. What is even worse is that if you use a pseudonym, they will demand you give your government-issued ID to "verify your identity". Now even this stupid Quora question and answer website wants you to post your real name in order to create an account which is required to even use the website! This is a massive violation of privacy.
Why Quora Sucks Let's face it - we all hate posting our personal information on the internet.
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