Where can I see my asked questions in Quora?

Where can I see my asked questions in Quora?

Originally Answered: Where can I find all of my questions on Quora? You can find your questions in your Profile page. When you are in your profile page, on the left hand side you will find a list of options. From there select questions and it will show the questions you have asked.

How can I delete my question on Quora?

If anyone has answered a question of yours, you can’t delete it. The policy on Quora is that questions belong to the community which is another way of saying they belong to Quora. The best way to delete your answers is to go to your profile page and select each answer individually and delete it.

How can I add content anonymously on Quora?

That said, the Quora official account answers this question more generally in Quora’s answer to How can I anonymously add content on Quora? (it mentions creating both anonymous questions and answers). Short version: choose the “Anonymously” checkbox next to the “Submit Question” button if you’re using the website.

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How do I add an anonymous question?

When you add a question, there is a setting labeled “Visibility” at the bottom of the dialog. If you click it, you can select “Anonymous” and your question will be added anonymously.

How do I ask sensitive questions anonymously on Quora?

There’s no option for that. Simple. Now that Quora has deleted both the “real names” policy and the “only one account” policy, anyone who wants to write anonymously can probably just create an extra account precisely for asking “sensitive” questions. Your profile name doesn’t even have to be your real name!

Does Quora store the identity of the author?

Quora stores the identity of the authors of all anonymous content and sssociates it with the account used to create it. This information could certainly be provided to the authorities if necessary. Add anonymously just means that your name is not displayed, but it is certainly stored by Quora.

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