Jonathan W.

I've been a member (and moderator) of many such communities and I can tell you that QuestionCove is not plagued by the issues that haunt those websites. Namely, unnecessary drama. I've observed over the past 2 years that Question cove has great helpers, many of whom are college students and volunteer their time to help out the large user base of high school students. QuestionCove is unique from other sites in that they provide guidance to questions and not the answers. They believe that by helping the student through the problem, the student will be able to succeed in his or her further academics. And they're not wrong. This is where other homework help websites go wrong. They provide answers (and sometimes they're just random guesses). The student is able to submit his work and both the student and teacher think everything is fine. The problem then arises when the student moves on to the next class or higher education. Overall, QuestionCove is an amazing website. The administration and moderation of the site are active and very responsive.

I have been a moderator on Brainly for quite some time now. Brainy used to be a decent homework help site. Now it's absolutely garbage. As I've had to moderate answers, I can tell you that most answers are just random guesses by people trying to get points. A lot of the questions asked are by bots that ask one question. Now Brainly requires your to pay to view low-quality answers. Which is absolutely ridiculous. As a moderator, I say to steer clear. Try other websites such as questioncove.com or peeranswer.com

They provide much better help (and not random users guessing to get points) and don't charge you money.

Brainly has changed a lot, and unfortunately it wasn't for the best. I'm not sure why they needed to charge money when they get so much grant funding. Perhaps it's greed.