Well can we just think the other way around. StackOverflow is a community driven website for a society that is used to follow rules and be disciplined. Nowada

Well can we just think the other way around. StackOverflow is a community driven website for a society that is used to follow rules and be disciplined. Nowadays, the popularity of the website put it in a bad position. Handling millions of impolite, pseudo-developers, who've heard that it can help them with their problem. In other words the community and popularity changed, not StackOverflow. And no it's not dying, it's just working! Sorry for some of us that remember the times where questions were mostly high-quality, but I don't think there is a way to prevent collateral damage in this case. I prefer to read "opinionated question", instead of 10 paragraphs about a problem that in the end is unsolvable by logical decision.