I recommend using RequestPolicy for that. It's a lot more convenient and fine-grained.
While I see that - its not that I dont want to be able to access them it is more that I want all data associated to me to be deleted...
As far as I understand it, this /etc/hosts entry is not so much about you accessing Quora, but more about other sites that want your browser to connect to Quora (e.g. via embedded content or JavaScript).
syntax is wrong, should be:
ip fqdn aliases/shortnames
Thanks.
Unfortunately it's too old to edit.
No worries, just thought i'd point it out is all, technically they'll both work.
That's not really necessary, after you delete your account they'll block you from reading by themselves.
Of course you could trust them not to track you. But for the same reason you prefer your account to be deleted (not just inactivated), you might want to make sure on your side that they can't track you (not just taking their word for it).
I agree with you totally, of course; I was just joking that they won't let you read anything and that is what prompted the initial outrage.