Ubuntu Ask (hosted on Shapado) looks just like an open-source clone of Ubuntu StackExchange.
Why should I use one over the other?
Ubuntu Ask (hosted on Shapado) looks just like an open-source clone of Ubuntu StackExchange.
Why should I use one over the other?
There are several reasons - first and foremost our question and user base far exceed that of Ubuntu Ask already. Secondly Shapado is a SAAS "rip" of the StackExchange software. The site software here is fully supported by the StackOverflow, LLC team and therefore receives regular updates and features pushes as well as support for bugs within the platform.
Outside of a larger/more active user base and question poll there is nothing stopping you from using both. However giving the publicity and current trends this StackExchange site will likely succeed in it's ventures whereas the Ubuntu Ask site appears to be dwindling.
Ubuntu.StackExchange
1,028 Questions
2,195 Useres
96% Answered Questions
Ubuntu.Shapado
42 Questions
121 Users
N/A Answered Questions
I was unable to find the accept rate for the shapado site.
I have accounts on both. I prefer the AGPLv3 licensed Shapado (because Free Software needs Free Tools) but all the users are here, because of the crossover from StackOverflow.
Firefox can’t find the server at ubuntu.shapado.com.
message, and downforeveryoneorjustme.com says that ubuntu.shapado.com is down for everyone.