Jeff Atwood has started Discourse site which is now in beta phase.

Do you plan to integrate a similar concept for discussions, for example a new site where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?

Update: I would like to clarify why I ask this question. The number one reason I use StackExchange is because I almost always find what I am looking for. It has a vast user base and has solved the problem of needless searching throughout the whole internet. Not that I don't resort to that either, but I find myself doing this less and less these days. I think that it would be nice if this centralisation was possible also for matters requiring discussions and not clear cut answers.

Jeff Atwood has started Discourse site which is now in beta phase.

Do you plan to integrate a similar concept for discussions, for example a new site where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?

Update: I would like to clarify why I ask this question. The number one reason I use StackExchange is because I almost always find what I am looking for. It has a vast user base and has solved the problem of needless searching throughout the whole internet. Not that I don't resort to that either, but I find myself doing this less and less these days. I think that it would be nice if this centralisation was possible also for matters requiring discussions and not clear cut answers.

Jeff Atwood has started Discourse site which is now in beta phase.

Do you plan to integrate a similar concept for discussions, for example a new site where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?

Jeff Atwood has started Discourse site which is now in beta phase.

Do you plan to integrate a similar concept for discussions, for example a new site where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?

Update: I would like to clarify why I ask this question. The number one reason I use StackExchange is because I almost always find what I am looking for. It has a vast user base and has solved the problem of needless searching throughout the whole internet. Not that I don't resort to that either, but I find myself doing this less and less these days. I think that it would be nice if this centralisation was possible also for matters requiring discussions and not clear cut answers.

Once Discourse comes out of public beta do you plan to setup a site for discussions where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?

Jeff Atwood has started Discourse site which is now in beta phase.

Do you plan to integrate a similar concept for discussions, for example a new site where 'not constructive' questions, such as Django OR Rails [closed] could be migrated?