Stack Overflow questions dropping faster than a poorly optimized database query. The graph shows a beautiful downward spiral from peak toxicity in 2014 to near-extinction levels in 2026. Turns out when you spend a decade marking every question as "duplicate" and roasting juniors for not reading the docs, people eventually find other places to ask for help. ChatGPT doesn't tell you your question is off-topic or that you should've Googled it first. The irony? The same community that prided itself on being the programmer's encyclopedia became its own worst enemy. Now the bullies are sitting there refreshing the page, waiting for fresh meat that never arrives.
The Bullies There Are Really Sad
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