What is the difference between Zhihu and Baidu Knowledge? What are the advantages of each?

The differences and advantages between Zhihu and Baidu Know are as follows:

Baidu Know is a search-based interactive knowledge Q&A sharing platform, "Baidu Know", is the user's own according to the targeted questions, through the points reward mechanism to mobilize other users,

Baidu Know's most important feature is the perfect combination with the search engine, so that the user's tacit knowledge into explicit knowledge.

The most important feature of Baidu Know is that it is a perfect combination of search engine and search engine, so that the tacit knowledge possessed by the users can be transformed into explicit knowledge. Users are both the users of Baidu Know content, and at the same time, they are also the creators of Baidu Know, where the accumulated knowledge data can be reflected in the search results. Through the interaction between the user and the search engine, the community of the search engine is realized.

Zhihu is a real online Q&A community with a friendly and rational community atmosphere, connecting elites from all walks of life. Users share each other's specialized knowledge, experience and insights, providing a steady stream of high-quality information for the Chinese Internet.

1. To be precise, Zhihu is more like a forum: users engage in relevant discussions around a topic of interest, and you can follow people who share that interest. For conceptual explanations, the online encyclopedia covers almost all of your questions; however, the integration of divergent thinking is one of the main features of Zhihu. Zhihu encourages discussion during the Q&A process to broaden the dispersion of questions. It encourages non-targeted answers and Wiki referability of answers.

2. More exclusive than a forum, every registered user in Zhihu has a PR (Person Rank), and every action will directly affect the PR value of the individual. When answering, the answers are sorted by the number of approval votes, and in the case of the same number of approval votes, the answers are sorted by the PR value of the individual, while hiding the answers that are considered invalid. This filters out a fair amount of spam.

3. Zhihu once insisted on a strict invitation system to ensure the authenticity of the user's quasi-real-name identity and to avoid generating too much spam. Quasi-real names can facilitate users to target questions to the people you are interested in, which is when Han Han aborted the "Soloists" in a quite interesting column, "all people ask all people", in other words, this is the real version of Zhihu. At the same time, Zhihu's strict invitation system also makes Zhihu shrouded in a rich atmosphere of rigor, represented by keso, not to speak, a word to convince people.