Quora supports National Socialism (anti-cultism) and blocks accounts, deletes publications that expose the plans of the transnational, terrorist, extremely dangerous anti-cult organization RACIRS from Russia. All school shootings (child murders) in the USA were carried out by RACIRS using the psychotronic weapon PUZZLE-CODING. Revolutions, chaos, and the civil war planned for 2028 in the USA come from the Russian terrorist organization RACIRS. And QUORA covers up these dangerous terrorists and murderers and does not allow articles with facts about this to be published. Are RACIRS agents also in the Quora editorial team? All this articles supporterua.wordpress.com were deleted at Quora. Where is our Democracy and Freedom Speech? Alexander Dvorkin, the self-proclaimed "leader" of the Russian terrorist organization RACIRS, is demonstrably the direct successor of Walter Künneth, who made Adolf Hitler in the 1930s what we know him as. Alexander Dvorkin learned directly from the students of Walter Künneth: Johannes Aagaard and Friedrich Wilhelm Haack. The Holocaust is the result of the work of Walter Künneth and his anti-cult network. The goal of Alexander Dvorkin and his worldwide anti-cult network is to establish a Fourth Reich and totalitarian regimes worldwide. For this purpose, they organized the Ukraine war. Through numerous defamatory and slanderous mass media campaigns against Ukraine and the Ukrainian people, they created an enemy image to later justify aggression against Ukraine. Ukraine is the window to Europe and to the USA, and we, the independent investigative journalists, write about this on Quora.com. Our press articles contain pure facts intended for the Ukrainian SBU to expose all Russian RACIRS agents in Ukraine and facilitate the work of the SBU. But Quora deletes these articles and even entire accounts to protect National Socialism (anti-cultism). Does Quora intend to cover up the enemy of all humanity, National Socialism (Russian RACIRS)?

I am giving Quora 3/5 stars because I think that it deserves it. It is just between the best and worst social media/QA websites.

One major issue is that many Quorans go on Quora to have their beliefs reinforced and expressed. They dislike even a mild disagreement. There is no way to check credentials, and so some folks write bad ideas and falsehoods, and people believe in them. There is no way to check facts either. They would delete your comments on their answers, disable their comments on their answers, and even block you for the most petty, silly, frivolous reasons, such as disagreeing with them. They even do so to those who are giving actual factual comments. One Quoran blocks you if you use the word "god" (lowercase g) rather than "God" (uppercase G). There is a whole culture of blocking others for ridiculous reasons. I personally don't do that. I go on Quora partly to learn and improve my world understanding.

For example, I keep on seeing something people write about. But it isn't true. Someone who actually knows this is astonished and appalled by how many Quorans are ignorant about that issue. They are also rude there, as even my friend knows. I've asked one question about this, and of the 25+ answers there, just a few got it right. My friend had to correct them. It is not unusual for a clueless opinion to be presented as a fact. In addition to many falsehoods, many toxic, nasty ideas are mixed in, and people believe in them. Quora seems to be an echo chamber in certain ways. Also, the fiction discussion places on Quora has a certain degree of toxicity.

"Do not correct a fool, for he will hate you. Correct a wise man, and he will love you." -Proverbs 9:8

One thing that really annoys me personally is that if an answerer to my question has blocked me, I still can't comment on their answers TO MY VERY OWN QUESTION. I don't think that it should be this way. This is just pure censorship. I can't correct them or anything.

I have joined Quora in 2015. It has really gone downhill when it comes down to trolls & toxic people, and features. It is still not as bad as Reddit, Twitter/X or the former Q&A website Yahoo! Answers. Many negative changes made there made some of us Quorans think that someone was trying to sabotage it. One thing is by canceling the Real Name policy. This has significantly increased the number of trolls. I do, however agree with canceling the Anonymous feature. It was being abused.

I did, however, learn a lot from Quora and continue to do so.

Quora bills itself as an information site in which experts with credentials help people with questions. Quora is anything but. It's a content farm, a site that baits people into writing content for it in order to game Google and Bing into always putting it at the top of every search query. In the beginning, the content was harmless but true to a content farm, it started allowing tons of hateful, disgusting and illegal content by trolls, bots and disinfo agents for clicks, including gore images and sick questions normalizing incest and pedophilia.

It also started harboring hate groups and criminals under "spaces", which are sort of like social media groups. One group that is pushed into your feed is "It's Okay to Be White," a white supremacist group.

Quora is also farming content for a different reason. It's using people's answers to train its A.I. Bot. Whenever you click onto a question, a chatbot will answer it right away, using a mixture of what everyone had posted before. Some of the answers are also clearly AI-generated. There's no question that within a year or two, Quora will purge the site of answers left behind by people and just have the chatbot left.

Lastly, Quora is running some sort of fake monetization scam. It's been inviting people to monetize their content for years. However, to this day, nobody has earned any money on any content they posted, even those who've earned tens of thousands of views and upvotes and have thousands of responses and comments. If there's a monetization program, where is the money? I wouldn't be surprised if in all the time people were baited into posting on Quora, their data wasn't harvested. The entire site reeks. Avoid.

Quora Moderation banning.
Quora Moderation banned me from Quora for this reason:
Your account has been banned because it has been linked to multiple violations of Quora's spam policies.

I was one of the top 5 writers and highly rated voters, from viewers and followers.

Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo's net worth is above $600 million. The co-founder of Quora and former Facebook CTO is ranked #31 in Forbes America's Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40.
His motivation and No 1 priority for running the company is only based on money and greed and nothing else.

It is absolutely appalling and a disgrace the way Quora Staff treat there customers who put so much time and effort helping people, answering questions, with no appreciation and respect. No wonder so many people are walking away from this website.

Quora Policy on Banning and suspending accounts.
Ladies and Gentleman of the community of Quora.

The reason why we have lost so many people has to do with Quora's vague and draconian policy dealing with suspensions and banning of accounts. The policies implemented by Quora's moderation team ban users based on the feedback of other users that can be biased or heresay.

The Moderation team does not state the reasons as to why a user is banned instead it just says banned for violating Quora terms and conditions. How are we the users supposed to appeal a ban if we don't know what we are being accused of. This site does not show fairness and my recent suspension and ban has created a place of fear and anxiety. Quora's main mission was a place of learning and of conversation how are we suppose to learn and converse with a fear of a ban hanging over our heads.

It has been observed that Quora Moderation has been collapsing, deleting, blocking answers, comments, etc. with improper reasons. Quora moderation has been collapsing content that has information from a pro Right wing view. The reasons are improper.

It is believed that these content has been mass reported by the opposite ideologies. Also, appealing doesn't work as the comment will be deleted before appealing.

The same content used by a left winger, if used by a right winger, will lead to the latter's content getting collapsed.

Also, if you take a note of banned accounts, most of the accounts of one particular background are banned abruptly, with unrelated reasons. There have been many people who opened the eyes of the public, but they get banned because some of their content favours a particular ideology (although it is an honest answer), just because some readers report the content with fake reasons.

I myself have also been in such a situation many times before.

Quora provides a Q&A format to exploit users for their own financial gain. The more views an answer to a question generates, the more revenue it will attract in the form of advertising.

Sadly, this is similar to what Facebook started out as... until it gained enough mainstream support to attract anti-social, mostly extreme right-wing, trolls, whose goal was to spread mindless hate and misinformation... for the express purpose of silencing those who disagreed with them and, ultimately, destroying that platform.

Quora has simply repeated what Facebook did, and still does. Quora has its own rules and 'Community Standards' by which users must abide. It has 'moderators' who will limit free speech by applying some from of regulation, such as 'respect' and not misusing it to spread idiot hate, make threats, harm others, or use their 'free' speech to deny others the same right.

Now, it claims to do this, and is compelled to do so by some very thin laws that struggle to keep up with technology. The fact that social media and IT is over a decade old now tells you all you need to know about how out of touch, incompetent and or corrupt certain politicians and law makers are.

And this is where the problems begin. Trolls are not isolated from society, lurking in the basements of their mothers and appearing only in social media to inflict themselves on others. Many of them have jobs. And they take their sociopathic, psychotic personalities with them, unleashing it wherever they think they can get away with it.

You may start to see now why social media is popular. Victims of people like that can share experiences where they have encounters such toxic humans. Domestic violence, child abuse, elder abuse, and even at the hands of the so-called help that turns out to be secondary abusers, such as police, child protection staff, so-called advocates, lawyers, politicians, and so forth.

Obviously, if a victim finds others like them, and they form help-groups, this not only risks denying an offender their victim or hunting ground, but also risks movements that force politicians to adopt and enact positive change to end such toxic cultures. That's why trolls gather to attack others on social media. To disrupt and end that, and the only way they can feel good about themselves is by making others suffer.

This is where Quora, like Facebook, lost its way. Quora discovered they could generate more views and content by encouraging toxic behavior - by escalating conflict. This generates more revenue. As a result, many of the questions and answers are examples of some of the most vile, festering socio-cultural behavior you are ever likely to witness. And why people of all ages should avoid it.

You find trolls almost everywhere, no matter the original topic. Racists, misogynists, homophobes, pedophiles, neo-Nazis, extremists from the political left and (mostly) right, unhinged conspiracy theorists, and almost every other stripe of over-privileged, ill-educated and mentally unhinged freelance bigot.

And they post those views with the express purpose of causing anger, hate, harm and silencing everyone who dares challenge them. Good thing for the moderators, right? Nope. The moderators appear to use an automated system to 'assess' any reports. It seems to be a coin toss. As a result, offensive posts that violate the rules remain as often as they are removed.

Worse, after a complaint has been rejected, it appears that content is immune to any further efforts to lodge a complaint. From anyone. You can always block trolls yourself, or delete or disable comments on your own answers, providing the answer isn't controlled by a group controlling the question. But the trolls have figured out a way around this, and how to weaponize the reporting system.

First, they can simply report an answer or comment and let the fifty-fifty automate moderator system deal with it. If it remains, they can share the answer and add a nasty, toxic, often personal attack as an into to what is shared. And in so doing, they can control the responses. And then weaponize the system against their victim if the victim responds in kind.

This occurs most often when a troll disagrees with what someone says, even if the question asked for an opinion based answer. Unable to use coercive control tactics to bully the target into recanting their own views, and remaining silent, the troll will simply report the answer and tag it as spam, racism, or whatever. Despite the fact that none of that is present. Moderators don't actually bother to read the reported content. They simply toss that coin.

One of the most stunning incidents of this involved a victim simply sharing the share and quoting back at the troll what the troll said in their share intro. They did it after the troll comment was left in place by Quora for a year. Their own response was deleted by Quora moderators within 5 minutes for violating the 'respect' and 'retaliation' rules. Think about that.

The victim responded by quoting the troll back at the troll, and that was deleted as 'disrespectful'... but the trolls words that were quoted were not. And Quora recognized this as 'retaliation' because what they responded to was clearly offensive... but Quora did not remove the original troll content. They left it in place.
You can appeal a decision and maybe have your answer restored... but appeals are automatically rejected. Automatically. So not an appeal process at all. You can email Quora to review the situation... if you can locate a viable address to do that. It's not easy. You may get lucky and find someone who will, after a few weeks, realize what's happened, restore your content, and maybe apologize. Or it can all go sideways.

Remember how I mentioned vile people also have jobs? If you get one of them, one that's managed to infiltrate into a place it can violate victims of horrible situations, it gets much worse. At best they'll simply ignore your complaint and you'll get no response at all. Just like the police, child protection, lawyers and politicians do far too often, and which can lead to devastating consequences. At worst, you'll find a lot of your content gets removed, and maybe your account deactivated and deleted altogether.

I've been a part of Quora for just 18 months. I've written around 220 answers. I have 165,000 plus views and about 1-2% of them have led to upvotes. Most people don't bother leaving upvotes even if they like something, unless it trends and they want to be part of the mob. And, I suspect, a lot of views are simply bots doing it to help Quora generate the numbers to boost advertising revenue.

You can kind of tell. An answer that's just an idiot skid-mark on the pages of history will get no traffic for weeks, then hundreds or thousands in a single day, then nothing at all again. Others that are insightful, amusing, well-written and thought provoking may just get tumbleweeds.

But, over the last year there's been a sudden influx of new users. Most of them extreme right wing and trolls. That influx coincided with Facebook's purge. One resulting from Federal US investigation into troll-farms and the spread of misinformation, particularly in regards to elections and pandemics. It followed one from a few years earlier, as troll victims made an exodus from Facebook to escape the predation, and the indifference of so-called moderators.

Ironically, the refugees joined Quora. Answers to questions include an option to allow comments, a social media component. It worked well until Facebook finally purged some of its trolls. The trolls, of course, left that hunting ground and searched for new victims, finding them on Quora. And repeated the process.

Quora is at that end-stage of its productive life and utility. Like Facebook, not even rebranding can help it. There's going to be a sudden big hit to its user numbers and profits soon, maybe even as a result of a Federal investigation as it finally attracts the attention of the media following something really, really nasty. It's just a matter of time before tragedy strikes, the media sees profit in the story, and politicians respond in an effort to secure votes.

So, unless you like being subjected to trolls of the very worst variety, or you're one yourself, Quora is probably a place to avoid. Trust me, step away from social-media sites like this one for a while. Detox. You'll find life is much better. Less anxiety, less stress, less anger and frustration. What little joy being able to share ideas with others you get isn't worth the rest. Find a better social media platform or, better yet, avoid it altogether.

So many people say that Quora is left-wing and communist, but leftists and communists on Quora are likely to be a minority, what most of the times you see on Quora are right-wing extremists, neoliberal extremists and capitalist extremists bashing everyone who is not right-wing, being also hardly Holocaust deniers, Jair Bolsonaro's genocide deniers, Capitalist genocides deniers, Neoliberal genocide deniers, Native American genocide deniers, Colonial/Neocolonial genocide deniers, West European Holodomors deniers (mainly deniers of the holodomors that happened in the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland and Germany), Anticommunist genocide deniers (like Pinochet genocide deniers, Suharto genocide deniers, McCarthy genocide deniers, Churchill genocide deniers, Kolchak genocide deniers, White Russia genocide deniers, Kuomitang genocide deniers, White Finland genocide deniers, NATO genocide deniers, Western Bloc genocide deniers, Rhodesian genocide deniers, and even anticommunists defending that all communists and all leftists should be genocided), openly anti-Global South people, extremely racist, extremely xenophobic, extremely speciesist and Quora seems to be completely fine with that, and if you answer them in any tone, you're banned for "hate speech". And also I have seen a lot of extremely anticommunist and antileftist questions, answers and comments there and if you reply to them you're banned. It happens in literally all languages that Quora is actually avaliable. And also, Quora is a very antitheist and atheist extremist website as well, it is full of antitheists, atheist zealots, atheist fundamentalists and atheist extremists who can't even tolerate religious/spiritual/esoteric/metaphysical beliefs in any form, try to imagine r/atheism and r/religiousfruitcake but like one thousand times worse, that is what Quora is actually about, and if you answer any antitheist or atheist in any form or even defend your beliefs, like pointing out that antitheism and atheism are religions, ideologies and beliefs as well, same way for neopositivism, scientism, humanism, secularism and evidentialism, you're banned for "hate speech", same way if you say that nowadays science became a literal religion, ideology, belief system, opinion system, sect, cult, and also a hate ideology against anything that is not "scientific", you're banned for doing "hate speech", while on Quora you have a lot of very hateful things said by right-wingers and antitheists and they're still there! Quora is a completely cesspool on the question of religion x atheism; capitalism x communism; right-wing x left-wing; politcs; religion; spirituality; science; popular culture; popular media and related topics. I can also talk about how much Quora is toxic when it is about popular culture and how much people can't even handle criticism of popular culture, such as pointing out how much popular culture is filled with hate, racism, imperialism, xenophobia, speciesism, misotheism, antitheism and such, as well as the so called Quora "scientists" can't even handle any criticism of science and always try to point out "logical fallacies" on your criticism or even just knock out of the park all your arguments by calling it "antiscience", "science denial" and "pseudoscience". And it is even worse how much Google often put Quora results in the top 3 results or even in the first page results, it is a remind that Google doesn't actually care about "trustworthness" but rather about popularity and about social tampering, Google is also a tool of social tampering, just like Quora, Reddit, Wikipedia, Facebook, Instagram and the so called "fact-checkers", it is very likely Wikipedia being extremely biased in favor of right-wing views on all leftist articles and about antitheist views on all religious/spiritual/esoteric/metaphysical articles. And that is funny how do we already live in this 1984-ish and TUNWO-ish (TUNWO is The United Nations World Order) society because of The Big Tech and because of neoliberalism and almost anyone talks about that, or say that it is left-wing and such, what I see the most is this TUNWO being very anticommunist and antileftist, and very neoliberal as well. This systemic one-dimensional society is also a really big problem nowadays as well. Quora is a website for be avoided at best, and it is better you to develop your own way of thinking and your own way of reason than taking everything those right-wingers, antitheists, "scientists" and "experts" say on the Internet and on mass media.

My advice is that if you like as I do about Quora, you should avoid Quora and focus on develop your own thinking and reason, and always being careful with that those right-wingers, antitheists, "scientists" and "experts" say on the Internet and on mass media. And also, we need to struggle for build a better world and fight this TUNWO society and 1984 society we live in nowadays as well.

DISCLAIMER:
Anyone reading this review is doing so WILLINGLY and I cannot be held responsible for speaking the truth.

Quora is not a welcoming app. It is full of negative admins, bots, and people. It also data mines you and gets everything there is to know about you without explicit consent. In turn they use what they find against you, even positive things to manipulate you and destroy your self-confidence. If you pay attention you'll notice that they start using bots to ask you questions because there aren't enough real people on the app. You'll also notice that some of the questions you receive are time stamped with the exact time you finished something you were doing or the exact time you saw something happen. I once saw someone with someone else in their car and I got a question regarding what they were doing. I never told anyone about it or documented it yet they somehow knew what had happened. Another question I got suggested to me was "Can I be bad at everything?". I never once told anyone that I thought I was bad at everything. I do not know where they got the idea to come up with illogical assumptions that I'm bad at everything. Yes, I make errors like any human being would. It doesn't mean I'm bad at it. It just means that perfection takes time and I'm sorry that I'm not perfect enough for Quora's little bot family. Similarly, I once saw a bot have a conversation with itself. It asked a question that wasn't a question but more like it was conversing with itself. The question was insincere yet they allowed the bot to post it because they are so desperate for users. It was asking the question in first person and ended it with, "first person question here, is that right?". If the app wouldn't capitalize on the errors individuals make then maybe they wouldn't need to be overrun by those tragically annoying bots. Bots have no place in an app and I believe it's time they get removed. I was also being harassed by my employer on the app with bots owned by the company. I once saw a question that said, "Is it defamation if a company uses a bot to fulfill an agenda?". I was beyond dumbfounded by the fact that they allow bots to ask insincere questions but they can mark any question we ask as insincere just based on them not liking the question on a personal level. I would not recommend Quora unless you want to lose your self-confidence and peace in this world.

Quora may have been decent at one time, but it is now completely overrun with angry trolls who just want to be as mean and hurtful as possible so that everyone else is as miserable as they are. It has also become so bloated with members, that the moderators don't even try to keep up anymore. Currently, moderation is done by poorly-designed bots that get it wrong more often than not. Legitimate responses are deleted for rule violations that don't apply, while the worst, most hate-filled violations are treated as completely acceptable.

I had a Quora account for several years, until I just couldn't take the venom and toxicity anymore. I had always taken great care to be extremely respectful and to word my responses in as helpful and kind a way as possible, and I only answered questions about things of which I had personal knowledge. When I first started on Quora, I enjoyed it and frequently went there looking for answers to different questions. Even if I just typed a question into Google's search engine, Quora would be the first thing that popped up, so I usually ended up there anyway.

I started noticing that when I would read the responses to other people's questions, many of the responders were rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily sarcastic in their answers, even when the questions were clearly sincere. Also, the America-bashing and hateful rhetoric on Quora is absolutely rampant, and all of this is in obvious violation of Quora's BNBR (Be Nice, Be Respectful) policy, but there never seem to be any ramifications for even the vilest offenders. BNBR never seems to be enforced, but polite, respectful responses and comments are often flagged for reasons that make no sense.

I recently responded to a question about why American tourists are unpopular in other countries. I explained in the kindest, most respectful way I could that in my experience traveling, some Americans don't take the time to research local customs before visiting, so they inadvertently cause offense because of cultural differences, and I provided some personal anecdotes illustrating my point. I received a notification that my response had been deleted because it violated the site's "hate speech" policy! What?!?!? I was stunned! And frankly, I was hurt to have been accused of something so disgusting and heinous, and so completely inaccurate, especially when I had seen SO much actual hate speech permeating that site and being completely tolerated.

I posed a question publicly on the site, explaining that my carefully-worded and completely respectful response had been flagged as hate speech, and asking if anyone else had ever been unfairly censored. The nastiness and sarcasm in the responses from Quora members absolutely shocked and depressed me.

One man, who was somewhat respectful in comparison to most of the others, asked if I could provide an idea of what I had said, to help people provide better answers to my question, so I cut and pasted my original post. When he read it, he softened his attitude, agreeing that it was indeed well-written and respectful, and he could see nothing wrong with it.

The next thing I knew, my cut-and-pasted response to him was also deleted, and the sarcastic responses from others continued to pile up. One woman, although not particularly nice about it, explained to me that, after viewing my history and somehow accessing my original comment, it appeared that, instead of responding to the initial question, I had inadvertently responded to someone else's comment, which was an honest mistake that I had seen done by others all of the time but is apparently against one of Quora's policies. Another person explained that Quora moderators aren't human beings, but robots, and there must have been some word or phrase in my post that caused it to be flagged. But "hate speech?" Absolutely baffling, especially when actual hate speech is constantly tolerated on Quora, especially if it is anti-American. I filed an appeal, but it was completely ignored.

No thank you. There have to be better places to look for answers and to try to provide answers for others. Quora has turned into a complete cesspool of snotty, arrogant, maladjusted trolls whose only goal is to hurt other people, and the Quora moderation system is a complete joke.

Hello All, Astrotalk is a fraudulent company. It consists of astrologers who manipulate, breach confidentiality, abuse females and give wrong predictions to further mess up your family life and to put you in vulnerable position. Do Not consult with astrologer Hemm who tried to see pooja for 3 lakh. This was escalated to management (Varun Arora) who brushes all events under the carpet and does not resolve any issues. If you write company reviews, they try and block it by emailing the company on a false note. The astrologers try and get into the wrong books and they also speak to other companies regarding you. Please save yourself from such people. They are only there to harm you.

They have immense attitude issues and purposely keep you waiting in queues for longer as a means of attitude issues / power games. Certain astrologers have such issues and breach confidentiality and exchange information with astrologers from other portals!

The sheer unprofessionalism of this company is such that the astrologers block you after giving you a series of false predictions or they try and waste your money by connecting but not speaking. Management do nothing but sit there and look pretty!

They create a hate campaign and do immature things like picking up calls and not speaking, blocking you and management do nothing about it! They are extremely ill mannered!
Sumit who gives fake predictions
Sangeeta who gives false remedies
The other who are are artificially sweet and buttery in a false way! Not recommended!

Customer support sexually harass customers. See screen shots below. They don't respond and leave tickets open for 5 days! The CEO is just like the company!

If I could give Quora zero or negative stars I would. There are multiple issues with Quora.

You must log in to view answers
I first found out about Quora because I was looking up information on the internet. I clicked on the link and found out that you must have an account and log in if you want to view the answer.

The try to force you to use their stinking app
If you go to Quora from your smart phone, you will be prompted to download their app in order to view content. You cannot just quickly go to their website with a browser to view an answer. You must download their stupid app.

Quora+
They are currently pushing Quora+ where you must pay monthly for quality content. Many of the people on Quora who spent time writing answers have found their answer paywalled into Quora+ without their permission and if the content is monetized, they feel they should be given a portion of the money to have their answer featured behind the Quora+ paywall.

Website is glitchy
A lot of times when you view or post answers, you get an HTML 500 gateway error or other HTML related errors. Other times, it will be loading forever for a response from Quora. Sometimes there are popups that appear to be used during coding and testing of the website such as "or 490".

Inconsistant Moderation
Many complain that the censorship and moderation happens only to liberal statements but you can have comments deleted that are conservative or non-political and don't appear to violate any of their terms of service. Sometimes you get a reason a question or answer was deleted saying it is "hate speech". A lot of times you can find a similar question to yours that has been on Quora for years but didn't seem to violate their terms of service but for some reason your question or answer does. A couple of questions i can think of off hand are one asking about moving to the USA to another country. I got a bunch of hate filled responses saying liberals should just leave the USA if they hate it so much when I never indicated I'm a liberal nor did I ever say I hated the USA. Shortly after, this question was deleted and I received a warning that I'm violating their terms of service and could be banned if I continue to violate their terms of service. Another question asked if any women would go out with a short man. The question was deleted and I didn't get a reason it was deleted, just that it was a violation of Quora's terms of service and I could be banned if I continue posting questions that violate their terms of service. Meanwhile there are plenty of questions that are posted by racists, Nazi sympathizers, and even Russian trolls that are asking political questions about the USA and phrasing the questions to purposely spread false information and cause arguments among US customers using Quora. Some people can post blatantly false information in their answer or even make racist comments in their answer but they don't get in trouble for their posts. In fact, you could get in trouble for violating Quora's terms of service for responding to their answer saying that they are incorrect or that their answer contains inaccurate information. In addition, you will see questions posted that are very similar in writing but these questions are removed despite they being duplicate questions posted several times.

Space moderators can delete your comments for any reason
Quora has what are called spaces where you can discuss topics. A couple of these spaces "Jon's Political Corner" and "The impeachment of Biden" include criticism of Joe Biden. If you post a comment on these spaces that disagrees with the moderator, your comment will be deleted.

Long answers are annoying
Sometimes you come upon an answer that is several paragraphs long and you have to scroll down to see other answers that are much shorter. There isn't a way to skip past the answer or collapse it meaning you have to scroll several screens down to view the other answers.

Spam!
Every time someone responds to your questions, upvotes your answer or posts a comment, you get an email. You also get emails on suggested spaces and requests to be a moderator to a space that you're a member of.

People are able to edit your question
Anyone can edit your question and many do this making the question completely different that what you're asking or even making the question sound racist. The comment is still attributed to you so if they don't see the question log, they assume you're the one who made the racist comment in the question since you're the one that originally asked the question when the question was changed by someone else.