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I have about 200k rep and a 15 years account. When I want to ask a question I need to bend backwards in order for the "community" not to downvote and tell me t
by BrandoElFollito 2y ago
I have about 200k rep and a 15 years account.
When I want to ask a question I need to bend backwards in order for the "community" not to downvote and tell me that I need X when I ask Y.
Some communities (hello Golang!) are straight toxic telling that if you do not ask a IQ 150 question, get out. I do not think I have question with a positive vote there.
In contrast, when asking on Travel or Cooking I get friendly, reasonable answers. I read the TeX community just because they are so nice (I do not even use TeX or LaTeX :))
I usually get an answer on Reddit, though the quality varies.
I need to use ChatGPT more as it seems to be the short and mid-term future
- tzs 2y ago> When I want to ask a question I need to bend backwards in order for the "community" not to downvote and tell me that I need X when I ask Y. Worse, even if the "community" is right that you do really need X and so all the answers tell you how to do X, there will later be other people who really do need to do Y who are going to find your question.