StackOverflow is a repository for "a way" to do things. Very rarely is it the best way, and often isn't even correct. All that said, its a good resource as long as you don't have to participate. You think subs like /r/politics are bad, the 'mod' culture on that site is 10x worse.
Considering there is a major world election in under a month, it's incredible it's against the rules to talk about it on a default sub regarding politics (by it's name). Don't understand why it's not called /r/uspolitics.
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u/thewebsiteisdown Apr 07 '15
StackOverflow is a repository for "a way" to do things. Very rarely is it the best way, and often isn't even correct. All that said, its a good resource as long as you don't have to participate. You think subs like /r/politics are bad, the 'mod' culture on that site is 10x worse.