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The usual answer to that is "discoverability". You can either post your content to someone else's website and have it read/viewed/watched, or post it where virt
by jobigoud 7y ago
The usual answer to that is "discoverability". You can either post your content to someone else's website and have it read/viewed/watched, or post it where virtually no one will see it so you might as well not post it.
- TomMckenny 7y agoYes but discoverability to what end? In one case the reader then thinks and says "I learned this on Stack Exchange" rather than a possibility of "I learned this from Mark". In one case an organization that is much complained about becomes even more of a necessity and so has less incentive to fix itself. In another the reverse happens. In hyperbole: in one case you may as well not post it, in the other case you may as well have not written it.