Quora: the knowledge platform

In this app when I open an article up, it would only show first 5 articles, and after that, they take very long time to load When I tap on a blank part of the article where that image is supposed to be, and then I wait about 15 seconds, and the error message will say, "failed to open image." When I turn the wi-fi off, all of the articles, including the images will show up. When I have wi-fi on, it would use up alot of memory, not enough for the quora articles, or its images to open

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Forced to use an app when the website not only works perfectly fine, it actually performs much better on tablets than this annoying app. For example, unlike on the website, there is no pinch zoom function - this is a major issue for people like myself with low vision. At the same time, the app doesn't work well if you increase your system font size. It's also harder to search, not user-friendly, and has a completely different interface than the main site. There's NO "better experience" here

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I can tell the freaking thing needs YET ANOTHER UPDATE when it starts running slow and derpy. I load it and...see no difference. When the app runs well, it does its job. However, lately it has sat there endlessly loading a page until I just give up and restart the app. Today, though, it has decided to crash every time. I figured it was because it needed to be updated AGAIN while showing no difference to the app other than not crashing. Apparently not. It just has decided to go full DERP.

At first, I didn't like how you had to download the app. However, it literally took 4 seconds for it to download. I was reading faster than I could complain. Instead of writing a 1-star review I kept reading. So if you are having trouble downloading, go ahead and place a 1-star rating. But if not just give it 3-stars and ask for them to give more articles without downloading the app, it's annoying.

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The app does what it was intended to do, but it has many failings. First, you can't filter anonymous users, which is sad - those who post anonymously are less likely to contribute anything of value, and are often trolls. Second, the categories which exist for reporting inappropriate content don't match the types of content which most deserve reporting. Third, content spamming is incentivized, so many users submit hundreds of questions of the 'What's the capital of Finland?' variety.