How do I see who has followed a topic I've asked via Quora Spaces?

To see who has followed a topic you've asked about or contributed to via Quora Spaces, follow these steps:

### **1. Access Quora Spaces**

1. **Log into Quora:**
   - Go to [Quora](https://www.quora.com) and log into your account.

2. **Navigate to Your Space:**
   - Click on your profile icon or your name to go to your profile page.
   - Click on "Spaces" from your profile menu or directly navigate to the specific Space you manage or are interested in.

### **2. Check for Followers of the Space**

1. **Open the Space:**
   - Click on the Space you are managing or interested in.

2. **View Followers:**
   - On the Space page, you should see the number of followers displayed on the top or in a section related to the Space's statistics.
   - Click on this follower count if it's clickable. This will typically take you to a list of people who follow the Space.

### **3. Check Topic Followers**

1. **Find the Topic:**
   - If you are interested in a specific topic within the Space, you might need to find it within the Space's content or search for it.

2. **View Followers:**
   - Unfortunately, Quora doesn't provide a direct method to see who follows a specific topic or question within a Space. However, if the Space allows interaction or comments, you may see which users engage with the topic.

### **Additional Tips**

- **Quora Admin Tools:** If you are an admin of a Space, you might have additional tools or settings to manage followers or view engagement metrics.
- **Engagement Metrics:** While direct follower lists might not be available, you can often gauge engagement through likes, comments, and shares on posts related to the topic.
- **Contact Quora Support:** If you need specific details or functionalities, reaching out to Quora Support might provide more direct answers or solutions.

Quora Spaces are evolving, and features can be updated, so checking the latest Quora documentation or updates might also provide new ways to manage and view followers and engagement.