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Below is the current list of public StackExchange sites. If you own a site, feel free to add an answer to this question describing it. If you also have 100 reputation, you may edit the compiled list directly. If not, someone will add it for you eventually! |
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StackExchangeSites.com - a site devoted to listing and rating StackExchange sites. Current list of public StackExchange sites (sites added to this list since 15th December are in bold). Sites with a (for current-ish stats) (other current-ish stats) Business
Cars
Education
Fog CreekGames
Health, mind, body and spirit
Holidays, locations and travel
House and home
IT and computers
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Money
Music
Photo and video
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Ok, my wife and I are planning to launch this site "publicly" tomorrow (Monday the 14th) after the first software update, but since someone's already trying to out us we figured you guys could get a sneak peak anyway. ;) The site is moms4mom, a place for Moms (and Dads) to ask questions about parenthood. So far we've been running it in a "private" beta of our own, meaning Tammy invited some of her mom friends to take a look, try it out and give us some feedback. That resulted in some great insight into how a non-programmer audience views a site like this. The first major issue was the registration system. The login page wasn't very helpful from their point of view. We added an faq question just about how to register for the site, and how to get an OpenID if you don't have one. We also linked to that question directly from the Welcome box that new users see on the right. That seemed to help. So far the feedback from moms has been great. All the feedback about the idea itself has been positive, and someone commented she would have liked something like this when she was expecting her first. We really think this has the potential to become a great resource for moms on the web. Go ahead and try it out. Feel free to share it with your mom friends. We'd really appreciate any feedback you guys have. I've got a contact email in my user profile on the site. EDIT: As of Sept. 23, we're getting lots of great questions and answers. Traffic is small but growing at a steady pace. We're quite happy with the software, Fog Creek's support, and certainly the community in general. |
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Whitebox Hardware is a website for computer hardware enthusiasts. If you ever built by yourself a white box from off-the-shelf components, carefully checking the specifications and stressing about every component's performance, this is the the site for you! |
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I've put up http://biztravel.stackexchange.com/ |
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http://stackoverflow.stackexchange.com is up, although it appears to just be a test site. |
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Just started http://talkdisc.com for ultimate frisbee related questions. The change from a traditional discussion site to a question and answer with rated votes seems to be a difficult change for some of the new people, but that could be resolved with a good number of questions and sufficient traction. Being able to adjust the reputation thresholds would help, too. Fortunately, having a good number of teammates helps in starting a community. |
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for electronics questions about PCB, resistors and other stuff. Also for DIY electronics, like That's Totally Disco from coding4fun.com Radio amateurs are welcome too. I just started, it's under construction. |
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Here's mine: http://sinkoverflow.stackexchange.com The focus is on "something in my house isn't working right". The name comes from my experience dealing with our water softener backing up into the laundry room sink about 2 weeks ago. I've wanted to run a site like this for a while - I've built custom sites for Restaurants and Events (like www.ottawaevents.org) and love the Stack Exchange engine, so I'm going to see how it goes. |
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We've now pushed StopTheSearch.com public! Okay, technically it has been for a few weeks for people here, but it now is being pushed out to the world at large. We chose today for two reasons 1. it is the international blogger day of action dedicated to climate change and 2. we've got one week left before the International Day of Climate Action |
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I just started adding questions to a new stackexchange site focused on Search Engine Marketing - sem.stackexchange.com. Please take a look and post your questions! |
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Another for the list... InwardQuest.com - A place to ask questions about spirituality, mind power and reality creation. (I don't have enough rep to edit the community wiki post) |
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I don't have edit privileges yet, but here goes with a new site! While the DNS gods hash out everything, the temp subdomain is "homerepair.stackexchange.com" I just set it up a few minutes ago... the impetus is my own experience as a non-handyman owning and restoring our first historic house, and now our second. Most home repair sites are either poorly designed, or generic forum off-shoots of various media properties (HGTV, This Old House, various home CAD software programs, etc.). Home repair, like software, is part engineering, part best practices, and part art, so I think it's a good fit for a SE-like site. Wish me luck, and please come start posting some questions! |
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UPDATE Need a snippet? Take a snippet! |
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http://asksci.com is up . A place to ask scientific questions ... |
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It's a SE based site for World of Warcraft, part of our site group. I don't know how many times I've asked a question in a forum and it takes weeding through 10 pages of dumb posts to find the answer, SE is the perfect engine to handle those types of questions :) |
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I've started a site called Draw3Cards for questions about Magic: The Gathering. The layout and design are quite horrible a.t.m, please disregard ;) For feedback you can use the Uservoice forum or comment here. |
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StackUnderflow.de is in alpha. It's dedicated to German software developers and admins who prefer reading and writing in German rather than English. Our goal is to provide a platform like StackOverflow in German language. Our platform is open to all kind of IT-related questions: Software development, programming, database administration, server administration, networks, domains, hardware: Just everything that an IT-person may have to ask. The site is launched by two friends Christian Ullenboom and Franz Bruckhoff. Christian is the author of the 1475 pages heavy German Java book Java ist auch eine Insel. Franz is currently writing an book about software development for iPhone and iPod touch and has recently founded a company for developing iPhone applications. We believe that platforms of this kind have many advantages over traditional forums. Our goal is to help spread this innovative, less time consuming way of solving problems. Feel free to join our site from the very beginning. We will love to hear from you! |
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Game Legend - A community for the open exchange of gaming wisdom. |
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A site for mortgage professionals to ask questions & get answers from one another. Not exactly "consumer friendly" in terms of content but everybody's welcome to come and ask questions. |
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http://iphonegamedev.stackexchange.com/ I am still working on colors, etc. |
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I've started www.ourluckydime.com for finance related questions. Still needs customizations and I've yet to build any traffic but it's there. |
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TeradataQuestions is up. Needs some customization still, and traffic of course. |
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I have started a Mountain Biking site. I think there is a large enough community to support it. |
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Was going to wait until I had a designer take a crack at the color scheme and do some graphics, but figured I might as well get on the list: http://www.dearvesta.com - A place to get advice about life Just seeded it with a few questions, drew some from some advice columns and such to kind of show what I'm expecting the site to be. |
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Just launched Slide to ask for all things iPhone and iPod Touch related. Please feel free to start the conversation and spread the word since it's right out of the oven. Good luck to all with your StackExchange sites! |
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EXC_BAD_ACCESS seems to be a SE site for iPhone development (which I found whilst trying to find one on photography techniques) |
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I've setup http://go.takeitapart.net for general repair and maintenance information. |
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I've just opened a new StackExchange - it's called Force Close (http://forceclose.stackexchange.com) . Force Close is "a question and answer site for questions about the open-source Android operating system that runs on cell phones (like the T-Mobile G1, HTC Dream, T-Mobile myTouch 3G, HTC Magic, and more.) It's 100% free, no registration required." It's a bit... empty at the moment, but I'm sure the community will fill it up in no time. |
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Startups.com the Q&A site for entrepreneurs and business people. Just getting started kicking the tires. I guess we'll be ready to launch in December. |
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www.ExplainBusiness.com - advice for entrepreneurs and small business owners. I have to say, this software is an absolute pleasure to use. I showed it to a few friends today and one of them wrote back: "Dude. I am loving your site and finding value in it already! For reals, not just sucking up." |
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next to them are in the top 20 in terms of questions asked as measured by 
