http://www.quora.com/
So I clicked on this link and I see nothing but a form for registering.
The answer is no.
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#22Reddit's subreddits are really a nice place to be. Not the funny/wtf/vidoes/politics etc, which will overwhelm you quite fast. There are some really useful subreddit which are of good quality, but because of their smaller sizes, are difficult to know about. I feel these subreddits are worth a try: compsci ( http://www.reddit.com/r/compsci ) explainlikeiamfive ( http://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/ ) programming…
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#23Nothing like HN but if im looking for something to read i will check
http://reddit.com/r/truereddit
http://grantland.com/ for sports
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#25For reasonably curated quite wide ranging topics:
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#27You might find my Hacker Newsletter project (http://hackernewsletter.com) useful if you're not on HN all the time. It comes out every Friday. In addition to that, I'm working on another newsletter that will provide even more reading on a daily basis. Details on that will be in next week's issue. :)
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
So I clicked on this link and I see nothing but a form for registering. The answer is no.
And only facebook too... It's a great service though.
I am constantly logged on to Quora so haven't seen the login form for ages, but I don't remember it was Facebook login only. I have a regular old school login there. I certainly don't link or join anything that forces me to link my Facebook account to it.
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#29Click in "more" in the bottom of the HN page.
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#30I go to my blog editor so I produce stuff that's like the stuff I want to read, instead of just consuming more.