How do I unfollow topics on Quora?

How do I unfollow topics on Quora?

Instead of a “Follow” button, you should see “Unfollow” – click on that to unfollow the topic.

How do I clear suggestions on Quora?

Originally Answered: Quora has ‘suggested’ topics I am not interested in….

  1. Go to your profile.
  2. There you see “ topics” written on the right side.
  3. Go to the topic section.
  4. Select the topic you want to unfollow.
  5. And then unfollow it.

How do I unfollow everyone on Quora?

It is pretty simple. Go to https://www.quora.com/[user name]/following and unfollow everybody you want.

How do I delete something on Quora?

You can delete your blog posts on Quora. Click the … at the bottom right, and you will see the option to delete the answer.

How do I Unfollow A space on Quora?

To unfollow a Space, click on Following (red circle in screenshot below). That will change your status from Follower to a person who is not Following. You are no longer connected with that Space. You have in effect “deleted yourself” from it. How do you unfollow topics on Quora collectively?

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How do I delete or follow a topic on Quora?

Click on the link to the topics you are following, click again on the topic you want to delete, and then click on Unfollow below and to the right of the topic heading. To delete topics that are showing up in your feed that are driving you crazy, click on the question.

How do I delete topics from my feed?

To delete topics that are showing up in your feed that are driving you crazy, click on the question. This will take you to a question page. Above the question heading, you’ll see topics associated with the question.

How do I approve or decline submissions to a space?

For Space owners/admins/moderators: You will be notified when submissions are made to your Space, and you can approve or decline them from the Submissions tab. Lastly, you can disable submissions for the Space in the Space’s Settings page. Can I ask a question in a Space?

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