bigfailwhale

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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   Can you share what the issues are with license agreements?
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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   Agreed, the website change is dumb. They could make users aware of the products without the obnoxious front page advertising takeover.
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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   Or maybe they actually sell things that are useful to companies that allows them to invest in making the public website more valuable? But because they always put the community first, they have until this recent change been hesitant to even
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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   But what is the value of something that actually helps users get answers faster? What is the cost of someone waiting around trying to find an answer? I can tell you from experience having implemented my fair share of content systems that: 1
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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   Per Joel Spolsky himself "We have almost 300 amazing employees worldwide and booked $70m in revenue last year. We have talent, advertising, and software products. The SaaS products (Stack Overflow for Teams and Enterprise) are growing
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   by bigfailwhale 7y ago

   Because even in a small company, searching past content and conversations in Slack is a pain. The information gets lost. There is no reference back, so people just end up asking the same questions again, which is both super annoying and a g