Still Need Support For Proposal: steem.stackexchange.com

In his original post, @netuoso talked about the need for steem.stackexchange.com, which doesn't exist yet. For now, it's in the staging zone:

As netuoso said:

If you are a programmer (or just an inquisitive person regarding technology), you have likely heard of StackExchange, StackOverflow, etc. These are Q&A websites with a HUGE following that all interconnect with each other to enable users to ask questions and get answers from community experts.

We still need your help. You don't have to be a developer. All you have to do is help improve these stats:

^{We gotta pump those numbers up; those are rookie numbers!}

So just log in and write your questions. If you're non-technical, your perspective might actually be more important at this phase.

Whereas, I might ask:

As an app developer, how do I broadcast a signed transaction?

A non-technical person might ask:

As a regular user, why is it important for blockchain transactions to be signed in the first place?

I don't want to say that dumb questions are fine. But the fact is, if we get dumb or invalid questions, even troll questions, I believe this will only help. Think of it this way, are you excited to know more of the technical underpinnings of the platform, regardless of your technical understanding? That's the entire point of stackexchange.com.

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^{To everyone who responds to everything by saying they've 'lost their faith in humanity': Thanks--I'll let humanity know. I'm sure they'll be crushed.}