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Problem is: all the real-time chat apps are crap for search engines, if you want to find an answer you need a forum or an article.
The only one above this issue is Reddit, because it managed to somehow remain popular through it all.
It's ironic, because people will complain about having to answer the same question over and over, which naturally will happen when there's nowhere to find said question and answer when searching.
Even IRC used to have public logs which could sometimes aid in finding your answer.
Thankfully most Linux distros have extensive documentation which should cover most basics.
Last edited by BlackBloodRum on 27 May 2023 at 10:55 am UTC