Although I have held this opinion for a while, I have finally found a new site that I think is absolutely worth explaining to the tweeters and stumblers out there - Quora(www.quora.com)Believe it or not, this site is not all that new; it was created in 2009 by the former CTO of Facebook, Adam D'Angelo. However, it seems that it is now finally getting more publicity. It is a site where you can ask a question and then receive an answer from a reliable source (unlike my current, less than reassuring website Wikipedia). Quora seems to pull together a lot of features that you will find on other information/social networking sites:
* Users have the ability to vote for the answers they find most relevant or most correct. This is Quora's way of making sure the best answers are seen at the top.
* Any answer to a question will be linked to the person who answered the question.
* Anyone can make revisions to a question, and all revisions will be tracked based on who made the revision. This allows for clear and concise questions to appear on the site.
* Related questions and their answers will also be shown when typing in a question you may have. Just try reading first then dive in.
* Users have the ability to vote for the answers they find most relevant or most correct. This is Quora's way of making sure the best answers are seen at the top.
* Any answer to a question will be linked to the person who answered the question.
* Anyone can make revisions to a question, and all revisions will be tracked based on who made the revision. This allows for clear and concise questions to appear on the site.
* Related questions and their answers will also be shown when typing in a question you may have. Just try reading first then dive in.
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