On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 10:21 PM, Tomer Cohen wrote:
> Please correct me if I wrong, but isn't the application that powers every
> site in stackoverflow network is actually an open source project?
>
It is not, but as I mentioned, there are many open source clones, which are
similar enough, eg ask
Please correct me if I wrong, but isn't the application that powers every
site in stackoverflow network is actually an open source project?
2011/7/2 Elazar Leibovich
> By "style", I mean "convenience like stackoverflow.com is". For example:
>
> 1. You can ask question as anonymous user
> 2. You
By "style", I mean "convenience like stackoverflow.com is". For example:
1. You can ask question as anonymous user
2. You get notification when a question you asked is answered.
3 .Tags for questions.
4. Sane markup for code.
There are numerous stackoverflow open source clones. Debain have such a
If by "style" you mean "forum", then you have http://whatsup.org.il as well
as the tapuz forum.
Orna
2011/7/1 Elazar Leibovich
> It might depends on personal taste, but I really find the forums style of
> stackoverflow.com/stackexchange.com appealing and helpful. Especially if I
> have a questio
It might depends on personal taste, but I really find the forums style of
stackoverflow.com/stackexchange.com appealing and helpful. Especially if I
have a question once in a while, and thus I don't want to register with the
project's mailing list.
Is there a "askubuntu.com" style (not necessarily
