If you've ever roved around Facebook's developer forums, you may have noticed that ?�aside from being loaded with complaints and bug reports ?�they're pretty basic. There's nothing wrong with them per se, but they feel like a pretty generic forum install, and not a hub for developers on one of the web's most popular web platforms. Today, Facebook is announcing how it's going to fix the situation: it's abandoning its old forums, which it says are "showing their age", and launching a custom site on Stack Overflow, the Q&A hub that's very popular with programmers (and is loaded with helpful content). You can find the new site at facebook.stackoverflow.com. Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/BH5wqabftLk/
