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m (JustAnotherArchivist moved page GuteFrage to Gutefrage: Fix capitalisation; although the German phrase would be 'gute Frage', the 'F' was never capitalised in the platform's name. Early on, there was a 'Gute Frage...' header, but that was replaced by 'gutefrage.net' branding within months and then by 'gutefrage' in 2016) |
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'''gutefrage''' (German "gute Frage" for "good question"), formerly '''gutefrage.net''' (until {{datetime|2016}}), is a major German-language Q&A style site founded in {{datetime|2006}}. While there are no signs of it shutting down any time soon, questions may spontaneously be hidden from public view, meaning they require registration for viewing. This could impede future crawling should the site be in jeopardy.<ref>[https://archive.md/http://www.gutefrage.net/frage/passender-youtober-name This question asked in July 2016 was still available a year later, but since at least 2018, it is behind a login wall.]</ref><ref>Another example: [http://www.gutefrage.net/frage/schleichdiktat Asked in 2008], available until [http://web.archive.org/web/20130805080717/http://www.gutefrage.net:80/frage/schleichdiktat at least 2013], but behind login wall as of 2022.</ref> | |||
It should be noted that "[[Yahoo! Answers]]" also ended up shutting down after working for well over a decade. | It should be noted that "[[Yahoo! Answers]]" also ended up shutting down after working for well over a decade. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:43, 29 December 2023
gutefrage (German "gute Frage" for "good question"), formerly gutefrage.net (until 2016), is a major German-language Q&A style site founded in 2006. While there are no signs of it shutting down any time soon, questions may spontaneously be hidden from public view, meaning they require registration for viewing. This could impede future crawling should the site be in jeopardy.[1][2]
It should be noted that "Yahoo! Answers" also ended up shutting down after working for well over a decade.
References
- ↑ This question asked in July 2016 was still available a year later, but since at least 2018, it is behind a login wall.
- ↑ Another example: Asked in 2008, available until at least 2013, but behind login wall as of 2022.