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I had to work w/ ASP.NET from 04-07, and ended up on EE once in a while. I can't complain; never had to pay for an answer, and usually found one more often than
by aquateen 17y ago
I had to work w/ ASP.NET from 04-07, and ended up on EE once in a while. I can't complain; never had to pay for an answer, and usually found one more often than other sites.
This crowd should know how to ignore ads or view the google cache anyway.
- breck 17y agoI can't complain either. Scrolling down is slightly annoying, but the answers on EE are as a rule, much better than other google results. Stackoverflow is popping up with great results now too. Can't we be happy to have both and not bash one or the other?
- ojilles 17y agoYou can, but you won't due to network effects involved.
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoI used to be a heavy EE user about 5 years ago (IIRC) enough so that I got a free premium membership for a month. Thing is now i can't even read the answers I gave to some questions as I'm not a premium member ... unless I UA-switch to Googlebot of course (that worked last time I was there). EE always frustrated me, like Launchpad Answers does now, in that people with no clue how to solve the problem would answer and then no-one else would bother because someone already answered (Launchpad is far worse for this as any reply (except "more info needed) marks the question as "answered"). /rant