If you are a programmer (or just an inquisitive person regarding technology), you have likely heard of StackExchange, StackOverflow, etc. These are Q&A websites with a HUGE following that all interconnect with each other to enable users to ask questions and get answers from community experts.
Here on Steem, we have a couple Q&A type applications in play, however, we do not have an official StackExchange sub-community. Having such a community will enable users across the internet the ability to more readily locate information regarding frequently asked Steem questions. Part of the reason for this is because StackExchange already has a massive supporting community that are fluent in all programming languages.
I personally believe having https://steem.stackexchange.com will help spread the Steem name as well as let people have a first hand look into active development and how easy it can be on Steem.
StackExchange offers communities the ability to create a sub-community on StackExchange if the proposal is met with enough support. I have created a proposal for Steem that can be located here. Simply click the link, log in (or signup) to your account and vote up on the proposal.
After the proposal receives a sufficient number of votes supporting it, StackExchange will create a sub-community website that users can start interacting with right away.
Again, StackExchange is immensely successful and well-known throughout the world of programmers. If we can get a sub-community on StackExchange, users will find Steem related content on Google and other search engines more easily.
If you have any questions let me know and I will do my best to help answer them.
