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Why do you always find a way to say "YES!" in improv? Because it's engaging. It allows everyone to create new realities, and for other people to explore use-c
by VikingCoder 13y ago
Why do you always find a way to say "YES!" in improv?
Because it's engaging. It allows everyone to create new realities, and for other people to explore use-cases that the original creator never thought of.
I believe that kind of thinking belongs on sites like StackOverflow.
- dragonwriter 13y agoI believe, on the other hand, that that kind of thinking defines a very different kind of site than StackOverflow. It might be a different kind of site that you would prefer to StackOverflow, but that's a different question.
- VikingCoder 13y agoRight, I'm not saying the guys who run StackOverflow need to allow me and my opinion surveys on StackOverlfow... But the StackExchange platform allowed them to create Programmers.StackExchange.com, where opinion polls are welcome. EDIT: slightly more welcome, sometimes, maybe. If they had figured that out sooner, and had migrated questions from StackOverflow, they could have done a much better job at engaging users. Saying "your question is closed as off-topic" is totally different from "your question has been migrated". I commend them for the second, and I condemn them for the first.
- gretful 13y agoand that's what makes /r/ so popular.