One of Our Best Websites Died While No One Was Looking
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The once-thriving site used to answer our most specific questions. But users are fleeing.
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Too many better alternatives. Reddit (yeah, even after spez’s shit, Reddit is still better than Quora), Stack Overflow/Exchange, and now ChatGPT.

The noJS frontend Quetre even let you browse it without having to log in. I used it for a hot minute before realizing the answers on Quora were generally hot garbage.

It’s a reminder that not all of the old web was better, despite our collective nostalgia.

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I think Reddit really enjoys the power of community effort. r/science removed every single personal anecdote, for example.

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