"I’m feeling a little burned like [Quora has] crossed my trust line." ~@msuster
Mark Suster writes:
I personally can’t imagine now reading any article on Quora that I am concerned how it would look in public. Even if harmless. They crossed this line once without telling me. I feel I now need “Quora incognito” to feel 100% safe.
My advice to startups – safeguard your users implicit actions religiously and with it you’ll be safeguarding your brand and reputation.
I feel the same way as Mark. Shame on Quora for telling people what other people are reading by default.
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