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Is there any paid solution to this?

• ceejayoz 4y ago
  Sure; hire an expert, or get a support contract in the tool you're working with.
  • subw00f 4y ago
    That's not exactly akin to technical forums or any generalistic Q&A solution, is it? I guess a better question would be: how much money would experts need before they share bits of their expertise in a broader platform while also following guidelines such as non-pedantry, stay on topic, etc.
    • photochemsyn 4y ago
      It's about time. How long does it take to ascertain someone's level of knowledge, the specific aspects of the problem they need solved, etc. What if their approach seems fundamentally flawed, and while it could be jury-rigged, they'd really be better off coming at it from a different angle? How many hours are they willing to be billed for?
    • robertlagrant 4y ago
      > I guess a better question would be: how much money would experts need before they share bits of their expertise in a broader platform while also following guidelines such as non-pedantry, stay on topic, etc. However much it would take to distract them from their day jobs where they're adding tons of value.
• throwaway288862 4y ago
  That's my question as well, I just want to pay for it to get actual good quality. Had enough of freemium crap.
  • boxed 4y ago
    Stack overflow isn't freemium. It's actually free. As you don't pay the volunteers they don't put up with your questions being bad.