Do you ever realize that you are writing the same answer on quora again ?

[Marketing Ninja]

Sometimes I will start writing an answer and then realize that I have already explained the same idea in one of my older answer. Then I start thinking whether to continue writing, change my approach or skip the question.

As I answer more questions, this keeps happening again and again.

When you come across a question which you have answered many times then do you write a fresh answer every time or do you simply move on to a different question?

 

[Ranking Pilot]

This happens mostly. In this type of case, I don't copy the old answer, I either rewrite it in a simple way or add something different in new question.
But if it is too repetitive then I just move on to a different question instead of forcing it.

 

[Sung Jinwoo]

just copy paste the old answer and move on ngl

If we do that, will quora delete our answer and consider it spam or not?

 

[ads studio]

This is actually normal when you’ve been active for a while repetition starts to show up. I usually don’t force a brand-new angle every time; if the core answer still holds, I just keep it simple and move on. If there’s something new in the question, I tweak the approach slightly instead of rewriting everything from scratch.

 

[akdim2011]

The same kind of questions asked, but by other people, thus keeping it interesting.

 

[GeeLark AI]

It happens, I usually skip it unless I have a new angle or something more useful to add.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

I think It's better to write a fresh answer each time, even If the topic is similar. You can share idea but explain it from a different angle or add new examples. This keeps your content useful and avoids making your answer feel repetitive.

 

[Authority Builder]

I don't skip it but I tried to add new example instead of repeating the old answer which change the overall angle of the answer.

 

[Magical Gorgon]

In that case, instead of completely rewriting the same answer, I look at the intent behind the question. Even if the topic is similar, the audience, wording and context may be different. I will try to add a new angle, different examples or a more practical explanation. Consistency matters on Quora, but quality and relevance matter more than just the number of answers you publish.

 

[TimeWarpTitan5]

Sometimes I will start writing an answer and then realize that I have already explained the same idea in one of my older answer. Then I start thinking whether to continue writing, change my approach or skip the question.

As I answer more questions, this keeps happening again and again.

When you come across a question which you have answered many times then do you write a fresh answer every time or do you simply move on to a different question?

If the question has high traffic potential, rewrite it with a fresh angle or story, but if it's low-view, just move on to save time.

 

[Nikolaos]

Sometimes I will start writing an answer and then realize that I have already explained the same idea in one of my older answer. Then I start thinking whether to continue writing, change my approach or skip the question.

As I answer more questions, this keeps happening again and again.

When you come across a question which you have answered many times then do you write a fresh answer every time or do you simply move on to a different question?

I don't skip it. I just rewrite the old answer in other words.

 

[apexvibe]

While it is not common for me to recycle answers verbatim, I also do not insist on coming up with an entirely new approach every single time. I simply add a fresh example in case the context of the prompt changes a little bit