Quora is considered as an atheist extremist website
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Last Wednesday, Quora was officially considered as an atheist extremist website by several anti-extremist organizations, they made several studies and proved that most atheists on Quora are actually atheist extremists as well as most of the religious and spiritual people there are inactive and do nothing to counter the atheist extremism.
With that, it was created the Organization of Atheist Extremism Countering (OAEC), that seeks to counter atheist extremist sites and profiles on the Internet as well as cataloging people that have "atheist extremist" behaviour, the OAEC included more than 50 websites that are considered as "atheist extremist" and one of them are the well famous RationalWiki.
The OAEC also promotes programs for de-extremise atheists as well as making atheist extremists and atheist zealots to become more tolerant towards religious and spiritual people as well as get a board concept of "evidence" and stop abusing of words such as "delusional", "irrational", "insane", "mental illness" and so on. The OAEC also created a profile on Quora but it was banned by one of the atheist extremist moderators.
With Quora being considered as an atheist extremist website, Google now decided to put most of Quora results on the second page of research or even in the bottom pages for avoid the promotion of the atheist extremist content. And now, Quora might have several more problems due OAEC. And also, OAEC recognizes Atheist Trauma Syndrome (ATS) as being a thing and promotes free treatment to ATS for people who need it or who are diagnosed with ATS.
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