Just for the record, I meant it sincerely when I said that we were grateful that Ben Newman and Albert Sheu showed us an XSS hole in Qato, and that has now been fixed.
The site in question was just an unpromoted testing prototype which barely has any content and happened to have the Quora-like skin on at that moment. It probably shouldn't even have been publicly accessible.
Another Qato site on the same server is http://robofaqs.com, which is sporting our OSQA clone theme. It doesn't look anything like Quora at all, but is powered by literally the same server instance. That's what we're trying to say - Qato is the general purpose Q&A engine under the skin, and these various skins just modulate the way a Qato site looks.
We're really just starting to get OSQA (http://www.osqa.net) to a point where we can implement some of the new features and improvements which we hope will make it most useful.
We invite you all to share your ideas about what you want and need in a Q&A community at http://meta.osqa.net or to submit bugs and feature requests directly into our tracker at http://jira.osqa.net.
The site in question was just an unpromoted testing prototype which barely has any content and happened to have the Quora-like skin on at that moment. It probably shouldn't even have been publicly accessible.
Another Qato site on the same server is http://robofaqs.com, which is sporting our OSQA clone theme. It doesn't look anything like Quora at all, but is powered by literally the same server instance. That's what we're trying to say - Qato is the general purpose Q&A engine under the skin, and these various skins just modulate the way a Qato site looks.