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Wednesday
27May2009

serverfault.com hasn't launched and I hate it already

http://serverfault.com/ launched, and I hate it already.

edit: SF.com is Open to Public, so this should have read: serverfault.com hasn't launched yet and I hate it already

It’s basically http://stackoverflow.com/ for sys admins.  Great in concept, and probably a well-requested idea by SOers to keep SO pure… 

But then you’ve got guys like me.  I’m not a pure developer.  I’m a knowledge sponge.

I want to know everything to do with SharePoint, because I know there’s a lot that I don’t know, so anything new to read is awesome.

And now, I’ve got one extra place I have to check.

  • StackOverflow search RSS
  • SharePointMVPs twitter
  • MS SP General Forums RSS
  • Various MVP blogs
  • SP Team Blog
  • don’t want ServerFault.com

So…

SharePoint Configuration – SF.com
SharePoint Application Development – SO.com

And possibly the worse part of it is that I now have 2 reputations to grind – this is just like another WOW reputation grind.

FAIL FAIL FAIL!

 

Already, people are asking:

http://serverfault.com/questions/7384/site-collections-in-sharepoint-2007-how-many-and-why

Great questions, but I hate having to check two places.  Why couldn’t they just stick a tag on SO just baffles me…

Who came up with this stupid idea anyway!

 

What’s next?

http://ArchitectureInstability.com for architects?

 

Anyway, if you are a sys admin and never wants to see a line of .NET code, feel free to head over and never see SO again – but as for me…

</3 ServerFault.com

Reader Comments (1)

Hi John,

I just signed up, and got 101 reputation points for nothing!
HAHA
Strange
Maybe everyone starts with 101 on serverfault

Cheers

May 28, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterPeter

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