Clearly LinuxExchange is related to StackOverflow, as they use the same interface. Some questions:
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LinuxExchange uses the same software as StackOverflow but is not under the same ownership. The creators of StackOverflow developed the StackExchange which is a "software-as-a-service" that allows others to create sites like this one using the StackExchange engine. (Slashdot article about StackExchange) Actually LinuxExchange has been moved to an open source solution. Not on the proprietary StackExchange SaaS
(14 Apr '11, 10:38)
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and against most of what I believe in, stackexchange is not opensource. If your stackexchange site does not generate enough of hits it will be terminated. I appreciate a lifecycle but not one that does not give sites a chance. I wish we could find out when the end date for this site is scheduled. 1
We have a year to migrate off the SE platform or make alternative plans. That being said we're already exploring our options and as you've probably guessed Open Source is a big part of that. We're committed to LinuxExchange for the long term. --jeremy
(19 Apr '10, 13:39)
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OSQA looks to be a good open source alternative, they're based on django and python. You can find them here: http://www.osqa.net/ With a meta version of their site here: http://meta.osqa.net/
(28 Apr '10, 11:00)
Amos
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