Compare Q&A sites (Quora vs Yahoo Answers vs StackOverflow, TED conversations)

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Compare Question and Answers sites: Quora vs StackOverflow vs TED conversations vs Yahoo Answers
Answer MatrixQuoraStackOverflowTED conversationsYahoo Answers
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Websitehttp://www.answermatrix.com/http://www.quora.comhttp://stackoverflow.com/http://www.ted.com/conversationshttp://answers.yahoo.com/
DescriptionAnswerMatrix is an online knowledge exchange community of everyday people that love sharing information.Quora is a question and answer site focused on getting really high quality, authoritative content on any topic that people are interested in.This is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for professional and enthusiast programmers. It's 100% free, no registration required. There are other sites for other topics, such as Photography, DIY, Cooking, Gaming etc.. See http://stackexchange.com for a full list of the current sites.A social media platform that connects people for conversation, collaboration and debate. The platform gives people access to engage notable TED speakers, and the broader TED community, in conversations that -- for the first time on a social network -- have a time limit.Yahoo! Answers is a place where people ask and answer questions on any topic. Why not share your facts, opinions and personal experiences with the Yahoo! Answers community?
Who uses the site?Everybody"Elite": Tech pundits, entrepreneurs, early adopters, bloggers, marketers, social media mavens.Developers, programmers, experts and enthusiasts. Other site have experts and enthusiasts in their domain.TED speakers and community (engaged, intellectually curious members)Everybody
TopicsGeneral topics and discussionGeneral topics and discussionTechnical programming issues. Issues relevant to the domain for the other sites in the network.General topics and discussion but mainly focused on all important problems to solve around the world...General topics and discussion
User reputation systemYes Point and military rankNoYes scores, badgesYes TEDCred scores, TEDCred medals, and badgesYes points, levels, statistics
Related questionsNo Coming soonYesYesNoYes
Related videoNoNoNoYes Related TED TalksNo
Tag assignmentsYesYes Topic assignmentsYesYesNo
Ratings for questionNoYes up or downYes vote for great conversationYes mark question as interesting
Ratings for commentsYes up or downYesYes up or downYesYes up
SummaryYes Summary in tooltipYes Answers summaryYes Summary appears at tooltipYes Discussion summaryNo
Follow questionsNoYesYes Via RSS feeds on each questionNoYes private watchlist
Follow topicsNoYesYes via RSS feeds on tagsNoNo
Follow membersNoYesNo People aren't the focus of the sites, the questions and answers are.NoNo
Post a Message to Your FollowersNoYesNoNoNo
Ability to edit question (modify)Yes Sergeant and above can modifyYesYes Anybody can suggest edits (subject to approval). Users with 2K+ rep can make edits straight away.NoNo
Ability to suggest edits to answersNoYesYes Anybody can suggest edits (subject to approval). Users with 2K+ rep can make edits straight away.NoNo
Email notificationsNoYesYes Tick the box at the bottom of your question.NoNo
Search box autocompletesNoYesNoNoNo
Saves drafts of postsNoYesYes A single draft of a question or answer is savedNoNo
Revert modificationsNoYesYes Edits can be rolled back to any previous version by anyone with edit rights.NoNo
Real-time updatingNoYesYesNoNo
StatisticsYes Asked, views, latest activityYes viewed, latest activity, followersYes asked, viewed, latest activityNoYes not really.. only number of personal questions and answers
Volunteer moderatorsYesNoYes Voted on by the rest of the communityYesNo
Time-boxed conversationsNoNoNoYes Whether it's one day or one month, TED Conversations are assigned an expiration date to keep the discussion sharp and on-topicNo
AdvertisementsNo Not yetNoYes Reduced for users with more than 200 repYesYes
Technology platform used for other sitesNoNoYes http://stackexchange.com/NoNo
Content license / TermsTerms: do not modify the Content, put a link to Quora website to use content, keep update content with the latest version on quora.Open data: CC-by-SA license (free to Remix, to reuse with attribution link)Creative Commons 3.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives) license: attribute the conversation; noncommercial use only; and no derivative works.Yahoo copyright
Identity systemAnswer matrix systemFacebook, TwitterGoogle, Yahoo, Myopenid, Facebook, AOL, Blogger, LiveJournal, Wordpress, Verisign, Openid, ClaimID, ClickPass, Google Profile, Stackoverflow account.TED accountYahoo, Facebook, Google
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  • voted for Quora (Like)
    Posted 2012-04-02 12:08:44 by Shmuly Rubashkin
  • voted for StackOverflow (Like)
    Posted 2011-12-25 00:23:55 by Zoltan Ludanyi
  • Hello @Luke101, you can just click on "+" button or "add" if you want to compare more things on SocialCompare (adding items or criteria). Then you save your changes.
    Posted 2011-09-23 15:01:49 by Vanina
  • Wow..this is a very unique way to organize and compare data. Is there a way to organanize the data in such a way to view more criteia? http://www.answermatrix.com/
    Posted 2011-09-22 09:06:28 by Luke101
  • voted for StackOverflow (Like)
    Posted 2011-06-27 15:44:41 by Mitch Pronschinske
  • voted for this Comparison (Like)
    Posted 2011-02-21 23:42:52 by Vanina

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