The Fall of Stack Overflow
The Fall of Stack Overflow
Over the past one and a half years, Stack Overflow has lost around 50% of its traffic. This decline is similarly reflected in site usage, with approximately a 50% decrease in the number of questions and answers, as well as the number of votes these posts receive. The charts below show the usage repr...
Over the past one and a half years, Stack Overflow has lost around 50% of its traffic. This decline is similarly reflected in site usage, with approximately a 50% decrease in the number of questions and answers, as well as the number of votes these posts receive.
The charts below show the usage represented by a moving average of 49 days.
What happened?
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Perhaps it's easier to ask copilot or chatgpt. A quick but slightly inaccurate response might satisfy the user better.
@xePBMg9 I prefer human responses.
Definatly replaced the site for me I always just needed just a little nudge where I was missing something obvious or new. They should be happy now no one is taking up their "free time" a constant reason for being toxic to new users
ChatGPT has also found stupid typos or misplaced commas that humans can miss.
When it's not busy introdcing it's own typos and mistakes a human then has to catch.