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> - The horrendous mess that Quora became with technically correct in some ways but also misleading answers to historical content.

What kills me is I have to hunt for the answer in Quora now. I just treat quora like I do pinterest, just back out and never return.

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If you happen to use kagi, you can "ban" Pinterest from your SERP.

For me, it's one of those "quality of life" things that really improves my search experience (and is therefore worth paying for).

There are chrome plugins that block domains from Google results for free and don’t require a login.

I was, and I just might re-subscribe to it, I'm getting tired of how increasingly useless Google is becoming.

I remember finding Quora when it was good. It was a literal godsend, actually interesting and meaningful questions and answers. Basically what the internet was advertised as (information interchange). Sadly it only lasted like 6 months.

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