In its own words, “Quora is a question-and-answer website where people go to find information. Every piece of content on the site is generated by users, meaning it is created, edited, and organized by the same people that use the website.” I recommend Quora. Thousands of experts give answers to a variety of questions, and 99% of the people with whom I have exchanged ideas and solutions are very kind and very generous with their time.
After YouTube and Wikipedia, Quora is the site I visit most often. It has added to my knowledge, and it has improved my lesson plans and the blog posts on this website. I joined in October 2019. Since then, my contributions have received 32,289 views, 88 upvotes, 50 comments, and five shares. The statistics seem impressive, but, in contrast, one gentleman in physics received 2,500 views on one post alone and many, many likes and shares.
You can find me in The Writer’s Review. Ironically, I have answered more questions about math (number theory) than English.
After YouTube and Wikipedia, Quora is the site I visit most often. It has added to my knowledge, and it has improved my lesson plans and the blog posts on this website. I joined in October 2019. Since then, my contributions have received 32,289 views, 88 upvotes, 50 comments, and five shares. The statistics seem impressive, but, in contrast, one gentleman in physics received 2,500 views on one post alone and many, many likes and shares.
You can find me in The Writer’s Review. Ironically, I have answered more questions about math (number theory) than English.
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