*then google seemed to delist them in a panda* And rightfully so. They were a pe...

x0x0 · on April 13, 2015

i'm glad I'm not the only person who read it as expert sexchange every time

Atwood and Spolsky get a lifetime of karma for stack overflow

codinghorror · on April 13, 2015

Could be worse, could be a Yahoo Answers result.

calbear81 · on April 13, 2015

Yahoo! Answers results are often quite entertaining. I treat it as a comedy site.

bduerst · on April 13, 2015

At least you don't have to log in with a social network to see the answers.

cheepin · on April 13, 2015

Here you go. Not super efficient, but a little bookmarklet to get rid of the most annoying things about Quora

javascript:(function(){function a(c){var e=document.getElementsByTagName('*'),i;for(i in e){if((' '+e[i].className+' ').indexOf(' '+c+' ')>-1){e[i].style.display="none";}}}a("modal_signup_background");a("modal_signup_dialog");a("modal_signup_facepile");})();

justincormack · on April 13, 2015

Easier just to ignore it completely, why should I waste my time on overriding their stupidity? Actually Google seem to be dropping them down the ranks, as I rarely see a Quora link now.

rcfox · on April 13, 2015

Off topic, but this code blob broke the formatting of the HN comment page, causing text to extend horizontally off the screen. It'd be great if you (or a mod) could add some (4, I think?) spaces in front of your code to make it appear in a code/pre tag.

    Like this.

motoboi · on April 13, 2015

I suppose you know that answers are on the bottom of the page. Right?

lmm · on April 13, 2015

Yahoo Answers is nice and not at all spammy. Some of the answers are bad (and some of them are very good), but the site itself is clear and simple, and doesn't have the obnoxious login nonsense of Quora.