The fediverse won’t succeed at putting up a #Stackoverflow substitute and that’s a problem?
Just an impression: All the pieces seem to be there. But what’s required is a team, with devs, PMs and coordinators, dedicated to making a particular place in the #fediverse .
That’s resources and decently sized financial and organisational demands, especially to get a critical mass of users.
Is the fediverse up to that challenge? If not, is it an issue worth addressing?
What's happening with #Lemmy and #Kbin these days? Are they both still being actively developed? Are they thriving? Did one win at the expense of the other? Or do they coexist without issue?
I've heard very little about either since the #Reddit situation blew up, but the situation with #StackOverflow has reminded me and it'd be great to understand w here things are with them now. Where would I go to see a functioning Reddit replacement on the #Fediverse?
As we all know by now, Stack Overflow has alienated their primary contributors by letting OpenAI train on SO's (CC-protected) content, and forcefully preventing countermeasures. Therefore, SO content will likely become worse and even more outdated as time goes on.
So, time to migrate. What's the preferred open source, community-run alternative to SO for everyone to migrate to? Here's one list of alternative software to run such sites:
@ben Obviously we all gave up the right to the content that we created the very moment we joined Stack Overflow (or perhaps later when we "accepted" a change of their conditions).
Everyone should have noticed that some of us were herded into a "beauty contest", akin to the wares at a slave market in the 19th century (#LinkedIn is similar).
Those in the "community" who were motivated by mutual help were scammed.
The best option is to leave, and starve them of fresh content. #stackoverflow
This is what you get when you try to delete your content from #StackOverflow: they treat you like a criminal defacing their site, rather than as a human being with privacy rights.
Will be saving this conversation and sharing publicly. Your move, Stack Overflow…
Sounds like it can replace/augment those with experience levels #lmgt4y#StackOverflow#StackExchange
But actual specialists? Have -1 incentive now to write down their experience. 📉trends ensue.