We invited Jeff Atwood, founder of stackeoverflow.com to keynote Agile India 2014 Conference (http://2014.agileindia.org). Due to travel constraints, he was not able to make it. So we asked him if we could do a webinar instead. Jeff, graciously agreed. So here is your opportunity to interact with Jeff.
More about Jeff: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2004/02/about-me.html
Other webinars in this series: http://2014.agileindia.org/program/webinars/
Here is a quick summary for the discussion with Jeff on how to be good citizens on stackoverflow.com and how to ask great questions on stakeoverflow.com
* Rubber Ducking
* Nobel Effort (do your own research)
* Describe a tweet size goal (why are you doing this?)
* Minimum Reproducible Code
* Don't write the title until you've finish asking the question
* Review your question
** Write like you talk (talk it out loud in your mind)
** Ask questions as if you were asking yourself
** Don't assume the context (links, documentation, research)
** Provide sample data
* Participate in the research to find the answer
* Garden your question
* Revise the question to clarify
* (Most important button is Edit button)
* Join the community.
* Voting is important activity
* Mark the best answer that answered your question as Accepted Answer
