How do we differentiate fact from opinion on Quora?
How should opinions be distinguished from facts on Quora?
When and how do opinions become facts? How do we value an opinion? How does valued opinions work? Is it possible for an opinion to become fact? What is opinion? Is political correctness valued more than factual correctness in Quora? How important is it to have an opinion on everything? Why do people argue about opinions when they haven’t yet reached an agreement on facts? Why do facts not matter to some people? What is an opinion? Is it possible for an opinion to became a fact? Perception: What things sound like mind-blowing facts but are actually not true? Is political correctness more important to Quora than telling the truth and finding solutions? Why is it important to have an opinion for something? Is it good to have opinions? How biased is Quora's moderation and their policy? Which opinions are correct? Why are we worried about others' opinions? Is Quora moderation biased towards protecting certain sentiments? Why are they so bigoted?  Should predictive accuracy be the overriding consideration in judging the usefulness of a theory? What do Indians have more opinions than information? What do people think of Quora Content Review? What should I do if I care too much about others opinion? What are some mind blowing facts about factual facts? Are people on Quora concerned with their views and upvotes from a question before answering the question? Do some Quora moderators mark questions as needing improvement if it goes against their personal beliefs? Do you think what you know are perceptions or truth? In research it determines what should be done based on findings? Is it good to be opinionated? How can common sense be subjective and/ or personal?