Chris Blankenship's Ramblings

I have been an avid follower of Stack Overflow, which is a programming Q & A site that has a wealth of developer knowledge.  This particular website has an exceptional interface that makes navigating and searching extremely easy and effective.  Some members have said that once you start looking at Stack Overflow you are unable to quit.  I would agree and find myself checking this site several times a day for anything interesting. 

Now not being a developer I don’t have a particularly high reputation, but that’s okay because writing code is mostly a hobby for me.  Here is a quick view of the interface:

I was ecstatic to find out that the creators of Stack Overflow have seen fit to start another Q & A site dedicated to IT Professionals and System Administrators.  The name of the new site is Server Fault and looks like the following:

The beauty of this site is that all of the features found in Stack Overflow can be found in Server Fault.  In fact, if you already have an account in Stack Overflow and sign up with Server Fault the system will recognize the existing account and migrate the account information over for you.  So far I have just started looking at the 4000+ questions posted in Server Fault and have found several to be of interesting subjects.

Why not give both sites a look and see if you can get any benefit from the many thousands of registered users posting questions and answers about topics that you are probably working with today?