> continued discussion and up to date answers are almost always expected That's another frustrating gap in SO: the absolute ignorance of...
> continued discussion and up to date answers are almost always expected That's another frustrating gap in SO: the absolute ignorance of the notion of time and change. Both questions and answers often have a significant timeliness attribute (ex: what are the best online resources for learning <x> as of Jan 2015 ), and SO has no support for this. To be fair it's a hard problem, but I'm not even aware if it has even been discussed. I'd like to think that the platform is now mature and tuned enough that they could start to introduce some major new functionality rather than just keeping the lights on.
Posted by mistermann on Jul 11, 2015, 5:51 PM
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> continued discussion and up to date answers are almost always expected That's another frustrating gap in SO: the absolute ignorance of...
> continued discussion and up to date answers are almost always expected That's another frustrating gap in SO: the absolute ignorance of the notion of time and change. Both questions and answers often have a significant timeliness attribute (ex: what are the best online resources for learning <x> as of Jan 2015 ), and SO has no support for this. To be fair it's a hard problem, but I'm not even aware if it has even been discussed. I'd like to think that the platform is now mature and tuned enough that they could start to introduce some major new functionality rather than just keeping the lights on.
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