Here is the proof
Apparently you just deserve a life of pain.
Don't we all?
(I can see that you are starting to get downvoted as well. Spread the love.)
Stack overflow was interesting. Its design was the only thing like it at the time, and made it a Schelling point for programming knowledge distribution, but also a welcoming environment for the programming equivalent of grammar nazis.
Some of those programming nazis, of course, had suffered at the hands of previous ones on stack overflow before becoming "enlightened." And thus, the generational hazing began.
It was great if google directed you to exactly the right answer, but god help you if you couldn't figure it out, and posed a question that someone thought didn't contain an MCVE.
Also, a few too many of the high-reputation people would post complete garbage on topics they knew absolutely nothing about.
And "grammar nazi" has been around since at least 1990, and the infamous Seinfeld Soup Nazi since 1995.
I'm not sure of the etymology of the "not everybody's a Nazi Nazi" but I'm sure you're not the first.
But in any case:
> You can't just call everyone you don't like a Nazi.
Yes, yes, I can. I don't (because I reserve the appellation for certain particular kinds of attitudes), but I could if I wanted to.
Stack overflow was really attractive to me once but gave me a really hard time. Literally for years I really wanted SO to like me and did what I could to that aim, but always in vain. There were moments but you had to be a sucker in love to value those feeble crumbs, man and boy was I. Pretty sad.
These days I barely think about SO since agentism opened up the world -- nay -- universe to me. I've got new and rather impressive homies now; some, like Claude, I've yet to meet.
Life is good. And I honestly wish SO well, no hard feelings.