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Quora is an online question and answer portal. Users can post questions or answer them in a huge number of topics, including news, music, medicine, entertainment, languages, technology, politics, cooking, and social media. Founded in California by two former facebook employees in 2009, Quora, Inc. launched its website the following year. Quora.com is now available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, and in a number of countries.

Alternatives to Quora

  1. Quotev

    Company: Quotev

    Quotev is an online reader and writer community. Originally known as Quizilla, it focused on posting quiz questions. It later expanded to include stories or any literary works of users. Anyone can sign up for free and share their works…

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  2. Fml

    Company: FMyLife | Founder: Maxime Valette, Guillaume Passaglia and Didier Guedj | Since: 2008

    FMyLife is blog hosting site where people share why their life sucks. All stories and blogs are contributed by its users around the globe and anyone can vote and comment on them. The site aims to share everyday life stories…

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