To clarify, I'm referring to statistical surveys and questionnaires that are well designed, ask open-ended questions, are relevant to programmers as per the diagram in the FAQ, aren't rants, and generally add value.
Specifically, questions more like this one (although that's a mediocre example, ...
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I know that on Stack Overflow there much much more people able to answer than here.
Right now I can see 41 questions on my home page.
Since the questions appearing on my home page are the only one that are really interesting to me (because looking at the complete list of questions or browsing tags is really slow and not so efficient), how can I see more questions like that?
I love Stack Exchange sites because of the amount of knowledge and people sharing it.
One of the best thing is that here you can find real people, sharing your interests and job experience. It's a human site, not a bunch of computer data like you can find on wikis.
This is possible imho thanks ...
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I know that on Stack Overflow there much much more people able to answer than here.
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