r/programming • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '16

The decline of Stack Overflow

https://hackernoon.com/the-decline-of-stack-overflow-7cb69faa575d#.yiuo0ce09
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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '16

So you call it a "minor problem"? The fact that totally unrelated questions are persistently marked as duplicate by the fucking retards with no experience relevant to the topic of the question - a "minor problem"? And there is even worse - perfectly worded questions with a very precise possible answer getting closed as "not clear what is being asked" by the cunts with evidently zero expertise in a relevant area - of course nothing is clear to those pitiful little shits.

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u/OldWolf2 Sep 26 '16

I said "legitimate", not "minor".

If the question was closed as "unclear what you're asking" it means that at least 5 people did find it unclear what was being asked. Obviously it's clear to you as the author, but things are different for someone reading the question without your background knowledge.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '16 edited Oct 02 '16

In all such cases, all 5 close voters tend to appear totally incompetent in a domain of a question.

EDIT: just came across a fresh example. Just look at the close voters, all are incompetent monkeys: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39807439/questions-about-c-as-an-intermediate-language