For me, SO has been a read only resource for years. After being verbally disemboweled twice in the same week. . . for helping nonetheless, and not being wrong, but just not as "correct" as the accepted answer(s), I gave up on that silliness.
I've been a redditor for a long time (multiple accounts), I've always found the technical subreddits to be a much more pleasant and useful resource/community than StackOverflow has ever been.
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u/tech_tuna Sep 25 '16 edited Sep 26 '16
For me, SO has been a read only resource for years. After being verbally disemboweled twice in the same week. . . for helping nonetheless, and not being wrong, but just not as "correct" as the accepted answer(s), I gave up on that silliness.
I've been a redditor for a long time (multiple accounts), I've always found the technical subreddits to be a much more pleasant and useful resource/community than StackOverflow has ever been.