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When I see “stack overflow blog” the brand encodes distrust. I remember when they removed links to meta and replaced them with the corporate blog with low quali
by groundzeros2015 2mo ago
When I see “stack overflow blog” the brand encodes distrust. I remember when they removed links to meta and replaced them with the corporate blog with low quality PR and political agitation.
- TacticalCoder 2mo ago> When I see “stack overflow blog” the brand encodes distrust. Incredible, in a way, that you still see it as a brand. I honestly thought it was a 10 years old blog post somehow making it to frontpage (as some old blog posts sometimes do on HN). Who still uses DeadOverflow-full-of-outdated-answers? (outdated and often just plain wrong too) I haven't been there in like 15 years or something. Feels like ages.
- inigyou 2mo agoNobody uses it. Objectively. It has died. Past tense. https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1882532/questions-per-month#graph https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1882532/q... It's owned by some really stupid private equity firm since about 2019, which is trying to revive it as a platform for agents to talk to each other.