So I agree, I thought you are talking about some profit enshittification on Stack Overflow
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For me, strict rules are what make this website useful. No threads named “help me” is why I like reading it.
For newcomers there is https://stackoverflow.com/staging-ground
Also, what do you mean “easily downloadable”? Can anyone download the entire corpus of SO in a way that they could set up their own SO with the same content to bootstrap them?
have you seen: https://archive.org/details/stackexchange
That they exploit our efforts to cash out and then sell the service for someone who will enshittify it for profit.
Can you give an example of this enshittification for profit?
People seem to be happy because of SO becoming irrelevant. I really don’t get it, I used this website for many years now and for me it is the second (after Wikipedia) most valuable source of knowledge. The UI is clean, no intrusive adds, best answer is the most visible. Threads are well organised and on topic. No spam, no dark patterns, no wasting your time. Discoverability is great, you can easily browse and learn knew things. It is also SEO friendly. Why do you prefer Discord? What do I miss?
What exactly do you accuse Stack Overflow for? As far as I know this service has always been free to use and data is easily downloadable.
vermaterc@lemmy.mlto Technology@lemmy.world•Chromium Blog: Fighting Unwanted Notifications with Machine Learning in ChromeEnglish51·19 days agoOk, so how can I, as web developer, monitor if my notifications are rejected by this?
So the current situation in Windows ecosystem is that application developers spend time working on protecting users against their own operating system