I've noticed that while there is some activity on Stack Overflow's
[elasticsearch] taghttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/elasticsearch,
this discussion group is much more active. Notably, kimchyhttp://stackoverflow.com/users/275993/kimchy hasn't
been seen on SO since October. Is this discussion group the preferred place
for any and all Elasticsearch questions? Or are some questions more fit for
SO? I hate the idea of posting the same content to both, but I find myself
considering that amidst my uncertainty.
I've noticed that while there is some activity on Stack Overflow's [elasticsearch] tag, this discussion group is much more active. Notably, kimchy hasn't been seen on SO since October. Is this discussion group the preferred place for any and all Elasticsearch questions? Or are some questions more fit for SO? I hate the idea of posting the same content to both, but I find myself considering that amidst my uncertainty.
I've noticed that while there is some activity on Stack Overflow's
[elasticsearch] taghttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/elasticsearch,
this discussion group is much more active. Notably, kimchyhttp://stackoverflow.com/users/275993/kimchy hasn't
been seen on SO since October. Is this discussion group the preferred place
for any and all Elasticsearch questions? Or are some questions more fit for
SO? I hate the idea of posting the same content to both, but I find myself
considering that amidst my uncertainty.
I've answered a few Elasticsearch questions there recently. As a
programmer, I get a lot of value out of that site these days. Most obscure
issues I run into seem to have an answer there. So, I wouldn't discourage
it and instead engage with it more. Stackoverflow has nice support for
suppressing the noise generated by stupid questions and silly answers since
both are subject to voting and moderation. Personally, I think it is vastly
superior to using a mailing list.
Having a good Elasticsearch community on Stackoverflow is hardly a bad
thing and it is going to be there regardless of what the website says. So,
we might as well embrace it :-).
Jilles
On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 12:09:48 AM UTC+2, Paul Bellora wrote:
I've noticed that while there is some activity on Stack Overflow's
[elasticsearch] taghttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/elasticsearch,
this discussion group is much more active. Notably, kimchyhttp://stackoverflow.com/users/275993/kimchy hasn't
been seen on SO since October. Is this discussion group the preferred place
for any and all Elasticsearch questions? Or are some questions more fit for
SO? I hate the idea of posting the same content to both, but I find myself
considering that amidst my uncertainty.
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