I've answered a few in my time, but my experience is that if you do so
you then get emailed a whole load more questions some of which aren't
even relevant to Solr! Also, quite a few of them are 'here is 3 pages of
code please debug it for me no I won't tell the actual error I got'.
This is the best place to come, also there's the IRC channel, the new
Slack gateway to this at https://s.apache.org/solr-slack and in our own
Relevance Slack at http://opensourceconnections.com/slack there's a
#solr channel (as well as many others on search & relevance topics).
Solr is 'hot' (but not as hot as Elasticsearch), and search is still a
niche business overall.
HTH
Cheers
Charlie
On 12/02/2021 10:37, ufuk yılmaz wrote:
Is it because the main place for q&a is this mailing list, or somewhere else
that I don’t know?
Or Solr isn’t ‘hot’ as some other topics?
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