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For areas that aren't ultra new the space of good questions is kinda saturated. This is less true for answers - even with old questions with accepted answers y
by praptak 6y ago
For areas that aren't ultra new the space of good questions is kinda saturated.
This is less true for answers - even with old questions with accepted answers you can gain points by providing a better answer. Not necessarily better in terms of pure information but maybe better edited or explained more clearly.
And obviously you can still rack points by quickly answering the bad questions (before they get deduped or closed).
Disclaimer: this is only about my experience, not implying anything about Gordon Linoff - I have zero knowledge about his record on SO.
- vmception 6y ago> And obviously you can still rack points by quickly answering the bad questions and your old very simple answers to common questions continue to rack up the most points you get points on stackoverflow by answering common problems. not much from contributing more nuanced indepth things I've pretty much found github issues to have the newer up to date discussions