What is an example of low-quality main content?

Low-quality main content can often be identified by the unsatisfactory amount of content it provides. When content lacks depth and fails to fully address the topic at hand, it does not meet user expectations for comprehensiveness and engagement. In this case, an unsatisfying amount of content could mean that the information is superficial or incomplete, leaving users wanting more and potentially frustrated with their experience. Quality content should give users clear, detailed, and relevant information that fulfills their needs, which is not achieved when the content is scant or lacking substance.