Pretty much one reason: IMHO, Q&As are getting obsolete with AI. I think it makes sense to focus more on the community discussions that can't be reproduced elsewhere. I'll even go a step further to say that's what puts us one step ahead of sites like Stack Overflow, which are probably terrified of AI right about now.
Agree? Disagree?
Jump to Post— Reverend Jim 6,665Agreed. While I enjoy answering programming questions there is not much call for that now. But discussions are something else. We used to have great threads in the community forum years ago and I'd like to see a return to that.
Agreed. While I enjoy answering programming questions there is not much call for that now. But discussions are something else. We used to have great threads in the community forum years ago and I'd like to see a return to that.
You're welcome to resurrect some of the oldies but goodies, ya know! It might be good to introduce those old discussions, especially the ones that you found the most interesting, to a whole new generation of DaniWebbers. Or at least see how perspectives have changed over the years.
Side note: And no, resurrecting old topics never was and is not currently against the rules. It has always been strongly encouraged (by me, at least).
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