GermaVinsmoke

GermaVinsmoke

Do you like to answer on Stackoverlow?

Do you like to help others on stackoverflow in your free time? And what’s your reputation on Stackoverflow? :smirk::joy::rofl:

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mudasobwa

mudasobwa

Well, occasionally.

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AstonJ

AstonJ

:rofl:

I almost put in my post above that I saw comments that came across rude or unnecessarily harsh. It’s a shame really - especially when all people are trying to do is help.

I think forum style platforms offer the best of the lot too - they can be fast moving but not quite as ‘live’, meaning if people do speak before thinking they’re able to edit what they said (or a mod can step in if need be). This leads to far fewer interpersonal issues developing :smiley:

ohm

ohm

There’s already way too many sites that I follow and try to be somewhat active on. Stack Overflow is not one of them.

I do have a reputation of 2,405. :sweat_smile:

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