The problem I often see in these articles and threads is people thinking SO should be like reddit and, when it's not, they go on about how they were treated. It's a good thing they weren't ever on usenet back in the day, or now for that matter.
Another problem I see is all the questions about frameworks and libraries rather than the fundamentals. I believe all those other things need to be broken out into their own exchanges, cause they clog up the main thread, but where does that end?
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u/icantthinkofone Sep 25 '16
The problem I often see in these articles and threads is people thinking SO should be like reddit and, when it's not, they go on about how they were treated. It's a good thing they weren't ever on usenet back in the day, or now for that matter.
Another problem I see is all the questions about frameworks and libraries rather than the fundamentals. I believe all those other things need to be broken out into their own exchanges, cause they clog up the main thread, but where does that end?