Why do people delete their Quora answers?

Why do people delete their Quora answers?

People share a lot of sensitive material on Quora – controversial political views, workplace gossip and compensation, and negative opinions held of companies. Over many years, as they change jobs or change their views, it is important that they can delete or anonymize their previously-written answers.

Can people see what I read on Quora without my permission?

If you don’t like the idea of other people seeing what you are reading you have two options: 1) You can change your Quora account settings, by visiting Profile/Settings/Views and choosing “No”. (This is the option that Quora enabled without asking your permission) 2) Another option, of course, is to delete your account.

Why does Quora not have an API?

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All of Quora’s value is derived from the answers provided by its users, and they go to great lengths to make a well-designed platform for finding and replying to questions. But they do everything they can to make sure you can’t get those contributions back out. No public API.

How do I Delete my Quora account without asking?

1) You can change your Quora account settings, by visiting Profile/Settings/Views and choosing “No”. (This is the option that Quora enabled without asking your permission) 2) Another option, of course, is to delete your account.

Why doesn’t Quora archive their content?

Quora could do literally nothing, and the Internet Archive would actively preserve the work of their millions of users for the future, but they’ve chosen to exclude their site from being archived. In their robots.txt file, they elaborate on why they block the Wayback Machine, claiming they do it to protect their writers.

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What happens when Quora shuts down?

When Quora shuts down, and it will eventually shut down one day, all of that collected knowledge will be lost unless they change their isolationist ethos. Back in 2012, Adam D’Angelo wrote, “We hope to become an internet-scale Library of Alexandria.” As long as Quora keeps boarding up the exits, we may see it end the same way.