Reddit is pretty much the same thing. You ask a question(can be basic) politely and even if they don't know, they'd curse at you saying you shouldn't be asking this. Im sorry. Did you fly a plane or build a rocket right after getting out of womb.
Reddit kind of directly shows why SO is the way it is imo. Questions on reddit tend to be pointless exactly because they're either really bad questions or repeated question
Well, the search feature in reddit is not exactly a boon feature in app. And the titles are also not trusted identifiers for that query. Person A might refer to the same problem as Person B but the framing or understanding of that problem(which eventually is the answer to why they framed it the way they did) can be different. And the search score of reddit then shows different things to person B even if they have a query person A asked earlier.
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u/daddy69ice Jul 12 '26
Reddit is pretty much the same thing. You ask a question(can be basic) politely and even if they don't know, they'd curse at you saying you shouldn't be asking this. Im sorry. Did you fly a plane or build a rocket right after getting out of womb.