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How are Codidact different to Stack Exchange, philosophically? [duplicate]
Closed as duplicate by Mithical on Oct 16, 2025 at 08:44
This question has been addressed elsewhere. See: Why prefer Codidact to Stack Exchange?
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Yet another question about the difference between the two! This time, I'd like to know the difference in the philosophy or design rationale/raison d'être. One apparent thing that is emphasized many times is its being open source and community-driven. But I guess there are other choices that are made. Here and there in the previous questions they are explained, but in those the feature difference is the main topic. A dedicated topic for the philosophy angle would be helpful.
Previous questions that I've read:
- What should I know when coming here from Stack Exchange?
- Differences between SO and Codidact for NEW USERS (first impression feedback)?
FYI: Conway's law
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