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That's a totally valid point, gbelote. Nevertheless, there will always be questions where you don't know you to frame a question - even after having searched ar
by derpapst 15y ago
That's a totally valid point, gbelote. Nevertheless, there will always be questions where you don't know you to frame a question - even after having searched around for a while.
E.g.: if you are new to Linux and X doesn't start - how could you ask if you are new to the whole field? A bit of guidance by an expert could help in 5min. And then, sometimes it is just like the xkcd strip at http://www.twotoreal.com/site/about/ http://www.twotoreal.com/site/about/
I view it as a last resort - after SO/Quora/etc. could not help.
- gbelote 15y agoThat's a good point. I was thinking about it as a direct replacement of SO, but like you said it doesn't have to be. Good luck!