To be fair, that team has tried to do this with tags. If you want to see a sub view, you can. I think it's a typical programmer fallacy to look at the technol

To be fair, that team has tried to do this with tags. If you want to see a sub view, you can. I think it's a typical programmer fallacy to look at the technology behind SO and say, "Hey, that could be used to answer anything, like plumbing related questions!". The only reason SO is successful is because of the community that it was incubated with. Much in the same way that this reddit is completely different from reddit.com, and why a lot of the subreddits never have any posts on them.