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There is a well know trade-off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only ...
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#3: Post edited
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Ayxan Haqverdili
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2021-03-08T06:34:30Z (over 3 years ago)
How will you balance demanding high quality questions with maximising the number of users?
There is a well know trade-off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only care about someone doing their homework for them, so they can complete a programme course, with no intention of every writing software again or learning more than what is needed to pass.
- There is a well know trade-off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only care about someone doing their homework for them, so they can complete a programme course, with no intention of ever writing software again or learning more than what is needed to pass.
#2: Post edited
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Peter Mortensen
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2020-10-23T13:08:17Z (about 4 years ago)
There is a well know trade off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only care about someone doing their homework for them, so they can complete a programme course, with no intention of every writing software again or leaning more then what is needed to pass
- There is a well know trade-off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only care about someone doing their homework for them, so they can complete a programme course, with no intention of every writing software again or learning more than what is needed to pass.
#1: Initial revision
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Ringi
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2020-08-07T15:16:58Z (about 4 years ago)
How will you balance demanding high quality question with maximising number of users?
There is a well know trade off between a site aiming for questions/answers that are of a high quality and useful for people who arrive from Google and a site being nice to new users who often only care about someone doing their homework for them, so they can complete a programme course, with no intention of every writing software again or leaning more then what is needed to pass