My favorite feature of this site, by far, is "wish". I wanted a service where you could do exactly what it does -- write a note or ask a question to someone, without figuring out his address. i.e. I can ask a question to Dan Loeb, savior of humanity, without trying to find his email address or get an introduction; ideally the people at Askolo will go through that effort on my behalf.
( He's the Third Point Ventures investor who has been trying to fix Yahoo's board for a while, and is about to go to war with Scott Thompson, ideally resulting in the end of their stupid patent troll misadventure.)
Bringing in top quality experts from outside the Silicon Valley bubble is the main thing Quora has failed to do (Larry Summers is on there since he's friends with Marc Bodnick, but not a whole lot of other people like that). Askolo is probably a better format for that kind of person than Quora is.
( He's the Third Point Ventures investor who has been trying to fix Yahoo's board for a while, and is about to go to war with Scott Thompson, ideally resulting in the end of their stupid patent troll misadventure.)
Bringing in top quality experts from outside the Silicon Valley bubble is the main thing Quora has failed to do (Larry Summers is on there since he's friends with Marc Bodnick, but not a whole lot of other people like that). Askolo is probably a better format for that kind of person than Quora is.