[dude01]

Congrats to them. Let's hope it doesn't destabilize the product too much.

[devmunchies]

one the bright side, if it's destabilized enough then someone would be incentivized to build a better one.

[erikbye]

How do you make a better one? It's a human problem, a social interaction problem, not a tech one. Novices want to ask all the didn't-even-read-the-official-docs and don't-want-to-do-my-own-homework questions they want, and the more experienced users don't want to see those kinds of low-bar questions.

In my not so humble opinion, the mods on SO gets a lot of shit, but I think they're not strict enough. SO is absolutely brimming with low-bar questions and answers. Best case that is all noise, worst case, the wrong and misinformed answers (by people portraying expertise) ends up in production code.

[devmunchies]

much like how there is a feature for linking to duplicates, there should be an official feature to link to a section in the official docs.

It should even be in your face when answering a question. A culture of posting sources/references.