They talked about it in the Stack Exchange podcast years ago.
IIRC, the vision of the perfect question was one with a canonical answer. They didn’t want to be Quora. I think that concept made and makes a lot of sense, but doesn’t capture the “meta” issues surrounding how you litigate the form of the question, especially as questions get more nuanced.
IIRC, the vision of the perfect question was one with a canonical answer. They didn’t want to be Quora. I think that concept made and makes a lot of sense, but doesn’t capture the “meta” issues surrounding how you litigate the form of the question, especially as questions get more nuanced.