Re: Non-Midrange resources kind of like Midrange dot Com

[PaultinNZ <paultormey@xxxxxxxxx>]

Another site that I found really helpful, mind you that was a number of
years back, was Experts Exchange https://www.experts-exchange.com/ . Just
had a look and I joined their site back in May 2004...a veteran?

They have a few membership options starting from Basic (Free) through to
Premium ($19.95 pm).

On 27 May 2016 at 10:12, John Yeung <gallium.arsenide@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Well, it's not really like midrange.com at all, but a good resource
> these days is anything in the Stack Exchange family of sites. I guess
> in your case the most applicable would be Server Fault
> (http://serverfault.com/).
>
> You can't really ask open-ended questions or ask for broad
> recommendations among competing products on those sites. What you can
> do is ask for objective answers to specific questions or solutions to
> specific problems. So maybe a lot of what you're looking for, Stack
> Exchange doesn't provide. But if you have a question that fits the
> format of the site, it's one of the best places to ask.
>
> John Y.
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