Quora is the best app I have ever discovered ❤

@onrealityofdreams just answering questions.. learning about people, just love it 😊 i am new to it, but it is my favorite app by far.

@TiaRose I agree. Answering questions and getting into productive conversations is addictive.

@onrealityofdreams people who ask questions rarely reply to any answers. They post and ghost, trying to drum up traffic.

The people there are friendlier than reddit though. That's for sure

@Jayciedubb I don't immediately respond to a post unless I see the author interact with people. If they don't another user will.

@onrealityofdreams that's a good policy.

I don't like how they will make it so difficult to answer an obviously sarcastic question with a sarcastic answer

@Jayciedubb I leave the obviously sarcastic questions alone. Those are dead end deals.

@onrealityofdreams to me they have potential and give me an opportunity to express my sarcastic side, a side that has been severely subdued with all the written interactions we do these days.

Sometimes my answer is, "do your own homework." ..but with more lead up.. but yea...

If you had to guess, what's the percentage of questions that have interactive OPs?

What i don't like about asking questions on quora is with the process. They should send the question to feeds of all the people who might be able to answer it. Dont make me do it. ..and when I'm done, let me know by landing me in my feed or something. ..or any kind of affirming notification or action

@Jayciedubb My guess would be roughly 15 to 20 percent of the OPs interact with commentators. At least that's my observation. The questions posed to me align with my profile. The only problem is almost all of the questions are already answered, and answered very well, or are so insignificant that I have wasted time just reading them.