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I agree. Considering most people with IE will be regular computer users and not power users, I can see their questions being downvoted to oblivion and their que
by farmdve 12y ago
I agree. Considering most people with IE will be regular computer users and not power users, I can see their questions being downvoted to oblivion and their questions closed.
I consider myself a power user and I already have one account that was "suspended" due to too many downvoted questions of mine.
- Shog9 12y agoAbsolutely. Given it's a site for programming questions, I would tend to assume that end-user questions would not do well at all. Perhaps this is why the article mentions using SO for Web Developer support and not end-user support?
- jsmeaton 12y agoThe topics being moved to stack overflow are "web development with IE" not "IE web users".
- xanderstrike 12y agoWhich is basically what was happening already. Like the article says, over 40k questions are already asked and answered on stack.