Perhaps the ones you find through google are largely decent quality. If you ask a question yourself, look through new or are chasing some niche bug, you'll find

Perhaps the ones you find through google are largely decent quality. If you ask a question yourself, look through new or are chasing some niche bug, you'll find plenty of unhelpful comments critical of question askers who just want to learn. As a test I just clicked through 10 threads with answers in new, and found answers/comments that could at least vaguely fit the OP in these: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042398/showing-some-text-in-compiling-that-i-am-not-able-to-understand https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042398/showing-some-te... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042276/checking-if-an-input-is-a-digit-and-converting-to-an-ascii-character-in-c https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042276/checking-if-an-... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73197170/nullpointerexception-source-not-found https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73197170/nullpointerexce... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042013/how-to-sort-the-versions-in-golang https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74042013/how-to-sort-the... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64704634/flink-schema-evolution-not-working-for-pojo-class https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64704634/flink-schema-ev... None of these are among the worst I've seen, but there's certainly already a few here that would discourage me from trying to contribute