When I navigate to https://stackoverflow.com without being logged in, I see that the main page is... well, reworked from the ground up. Here is a screenshot of the whole page to give an idea, the rest of this question is below it: What once was a list of questions that encourages to explor...

When I attempted to use SO from the homepage this morning I was confronted with this rambling marketing page rather than the usual questions page. In fact, it wasn't at all clear how to actually get to the questions, or see what the SO experience is. Why has this change been made and isn't it ...

I will start off by saying that I'm a bit of an oddball. I browse exclusively in private browsing mode. When I'm logged in to Stack Overflow and close a tab, I'm no longer logged in. So despite being a regular, I log in manually every day. Today before I logged in I saw the new home page, and it...

I just landed there by accident in incognito mode, and I was totally confused and blindsided. I do not remember a meta discussion with the community if this is an okay experiment to do, I do not remember the community being polled about this anyway. Isn't Stack Overflow for the users, by the us...