I am a user from ask trying to find a good Q&A site. Blurtit.com to me is a little cheesy .. Is there any other site that is popular and preferably has an app too?

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I am a user from ask trying to find a good Q&A site. Blurtit.com to me is a little cheesy .. Is there any other site that is popular and preferably has an app too?

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Answer 1

If you think Blurtit is cheesy, then you can certainly look for another site. There are many if you Google question and answer sites. Sorry you think that way but I think you'll find that most people like it here just fine.

Answer 2

Cyber Tooth Tiger answered

This is a best cyber bully-free website you will ever find, it's calming here, people are nice to talk to, I like cause it's reserved and no one judges you here .your accepted no matter what age..

Answer 3

www.answerbag.com/ looks nice, I don't know if it has an app though.

I'll add any more I find:

https://www.quora.com/

http://askville.amazon.com/Index.do

http://ask.metafilter.com/

Answer 4

I am also an ask migrator. There are others such as Quora and Yahoo answers, but this site seems to be the best and the closest to ask that I have seen so far. Good luck!

Answer 5

DDX Project answered

My favorite has to be Quora, though it's more professional and less silly like how Ask is. Sometimes I prefer the silly.

Answer 6

Up until about a week ago SodaHead WAS one of the best Q&A sites. There are many sites started by former, kicked-out members that are trying to get off the ground (zangle.yooco.org or xsodaheads.com being two of them) but, for the most part, they are in their formative stages of development.

Answer 7

Obviously I'm going to be a little biased about Blurtit, but I genuinely do think it's a really enjoyable site to spend time on.

When it comes to Q&A sites, the thing I've learned is that, sure...design and functionality are important...but actually it's the community and people who use the site that make it good, bad or whatever!

I enjoy spending time on other Q&A sites like Quora, especially when I'm looking for info related to work, but I kind of see Blurtit as more like the place I go to answer questions for "fun", rather than as part of research or networking etc...

That's not to say everything is perfect on Blurtit. We do get some random questions, definitely some cheesy ones... But we're learning, and open to suggestions and ideas, and (I hope) we're moving in the right direction - and trying to offer something that, sadly, a lot of other sites seem to have forgotten about.