A few months ago, I wrote about Jeff Atwood’s new site for sysadmins, Server Fault and, this week, Jeff launched the third site in the Stack Overflow trilogy: Super User. Like its predecessors, Stack Overflow (for software engineers) and Server Fault (for IT Admins), Super User is a sort of forum-meets-wiki-meets-blog-meets-digg site but this time it’s aimed at power users. There’s more information over on the How-To Geek site but this is a great example of community-based tech support (i.e. no Experts Exchange-style charging for user-generated content, or Yahoo! Answers-style lack of credibility).
I devote a lot of time to this website and I don't charge for access, so please don't use ad-blocking software that removes my only source of income (even if some of the ads that Google serves up are of dubious quality...).
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Oooh. It looks as though Stack Overflow is performing well against its rivals…