SO dying is going to be a major bummer. It's been an invaluable resource to me once I engaged with it. While I did experience the overbearing moderation that y

SO dying is going to be a major bummer. It's been an invaluable resource to me once I engaged with it. While I did experience the overbearing moderation that you've mentioned, as well as the typical bullying for 'asking the question wrong' and other grating encounters I also have asked very obscure questions, and received amazingly knowledgeable answers, in one case, I asked about a brand new C# compiler feature, and I had the actual top compiler guy reach out to me, and told me that what I want isn't possible right now, but should be, and I should raise a GH issue about it. LLMs might be good at writing React code, and all the super-common stuff (probably in large part due to harvesting the SO database), but these sort of interactions are going to be gone forever.