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Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

On Programmers, we are rather sensitive to poor migrations. Every day we get dozens of people suggesting reposting off topic, too broad, unclear, and opinion questions on Programmers.SE (see Duga's Playground and the historic Please stop using Programmers.SE as your toilet bowl). I will not tell someone to repost a question that will get closed on another site to post on the other site.

Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

I would also encourage you to read How can I encourage Stack Overflow to rein in the 'subjective' vigilantes? which has a bit of history for both Stack Overflow and Programmers.SE. That people are still misunderstanding the site and believing it to be "the site for everything that lacks code" or "NotProgrammingRelated" of old on Stack Overflow.

On Programmers, we are rather sensitive to poor migrations. Every day we get dozens of people suggesting reposting off topic, too broad, unclear, and opinion questions on Programmers.SE (see Duga's Playground and the historic Please stop using Programmers.SE as your toilet bowl). I will not tell someone to repost a question that will get closed on another site to post on the other site.

Look at Users by votes on P.SE and compare it to Users by votes on SO. Our top voter has cast more votes here than the top voter on Stack Overflow, despite the site being a small fraction of the size. We have one of the higher votes per views (from Why are votes per post on the decrease (what can we do to improve this)?)

I would also encourage you to read How can I encourage Stack Overflow to rein in the 'subjective' vigilantes? which has a bit of history for both Stack Overflow and Programmers.SE. That people are still misunderstanding the site and believing it to be "the site for everything that lacks code" or "NotProgrammingRelated" of old on Stack Overflow.