> so I asked in Meta how I can find out who closed my question, because I wanted to explain to them why it's not a duplicate. you're supposed to edit your post to explain why it's not a duplicate (and actually, before…
In those cases where things are version sensitive, it's useful to put version info in the title. That way _everyone_ will know what version the question is about- people searching for answers, and people trying to…
that "something" is pretty obvious: people are asking their questions to ChatGPT. Fewer questions -> fewer answers. I've done queries into the Stack Exchange network's public data dump and put my analysis here:…
that's not the only value. There's a lot more. Emphasizing on "no-noise" is a big one. Stack Overflow was created to solve the problem of having to dig through long forum threads to get answers, or getting blocked by…
> so I asked in Meta how I can find out who closed my question, because I wanted to explain to them why it's not a duplicate. you're supposed to edit your post to explain why it's not a duplicate (and actually, before…
In those cases where things are version sensitive, it's useful to put version info in the title. That way _everyone_ will know what version the question is about- people searching for answers, and people trying to…
that "something" is pretty obvious: people are asking their questions to ChatGPT. Fewer questions -> fewer answers. I've done queries into the Stack Exchange network's public data dump and put my analysis here:…
that's not the only value. There's a lot more. Emphasizing on "no-noise" is a big one. Stack Overflow was created to solve the problem of having to dig through long forum threads to get answers, or getting blocked by…