What defines quality content?

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Originally Posted by akira07

@harish
definitely wrong :D
Do you know the mean of unique article? It's different from other. But different is not mean high quality.

Just for easy explaining, i'm using this example :
People write about tobacco, the article is about tobbaco effect, tobbaco composition, etc...but you because wanna become unique, write about people who smoke in my class. It's tobacco related and unique, but do you hink it's quality content?

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People can't really have wrong opinions. :S And an article about kids who smoke in school could be both unique and interesting.

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Originally Posted by Sneakyheathen

People can't really have wrong opinions. :S And an article about kids who smoke in school could be both unique and interesting.

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And we're in talking about quality, not about unique and interesting :D. For me, to make interesting article is so easy, just embed interesting youtube video on your blog and below it write a some opinion about that video, it's interesting also but low quality.

Sorry if i'm wrong, it's just my opinion...

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Originally Posted by akira07

And we're in talking about quality, not about unique and interesting :D. For me, to make interesting article is so easy, just embed interesting youtube video on your blog and below it write a some opinion about that video, it's interesting also but low quality.

Sorry if i'm wrong, it's just my opinion...

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For me, interesting is quality. If something manages to get my interest, I would consider it quality because I like it.

If you embed an interesting video and write a interesting/quality review about it, it will be quality anyway.

So, make quality article is not hard at all :D

Yeah but it's depend on each people opinion. One can see content A is quality, but the othr can see content A is so bad. It's depend on people opinion, interest, knowledge, experience, etc.

So, basically, what I've been saying all along? :sarcastic:

Quality is in the eye of the beholder. Ever heard the phrase 'One man's trash is the next man's treasure'? Well, I think that applies to content, too.