I've tried Quora. Not really a fan because I don't like the way you have to try and find questions to answer. Seems almost haphazard to me.
YA has it's problems, but here at least you just pull up the category and easily list the most recent Q&A.
Zirp
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That depends on your definition of "good"
Try quora, blurtit, answerbag, answermug, ...
Anonymous
Fox News' comments section was also shut not long before.It was still open even during the 2020 election. Now, why is that?
Anonymous
The best substitute for Y!A would be to go to the nearest sewage plant and jump in. Good riddance to this vile cesspool of trolls.