Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by exstudent2 on Thursday November 03, 2016 @02:22PM
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People bash StackOverflow for their draconian moderation, not because it would be technically trivial to implement (it wouldn't, nothing at scale is).
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Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by JamesBarney on Thursday November 03, 2016 @04:49PM
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Stack overflow was hugely popular before their draconian moderation. And I use it less because of it. The most valuable questions I have as a developer are things like "what are they trade offs between using system.js or webpack". "How should I use flux Or redux to get the most benefit?" Or "how does the js build ecosystem work". These are much more valuable in my opinion then "I got error 4602 how do I solve it?".
Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by Latty on Thursday November 03, 2016 @04:43PM
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I've seen both. The "draconian moderation" is also the reason for their success.
Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by exstudent2 on Thursday November 03, 2016 @04:54PM
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That's highly debatable. I use it despite the moderation. Half the questions I get answers for are "closed, off topic".
Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by Latty on Friday November 04, 2016 @10:48AM
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If it wasn't for the moderation, it'd be a swamp of terrible just like the forums of old.
Re:Slack may regret its letter to Microsoft
by exstudent2 on Friday November 04, 2016 @02:11PM
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Many people feel otherwise. Anyway it's way off topic to the op.