As part of making communication between Mozilla contributors
better, we're talking about adding a instance of OSQA to have a
stackoverflow-like environment for Mozilla-specific Q&A. But now
we're wondering whether we should instead use SO proper with the
tag 'Mozilla', or similar.  My intuition is that we're too
specialized, and that our valid questions will be closed quite
often as a result. I know R does this and it works, but they're
a programming language, not a product/set-of-technologies/set-
of-libraries.  Have this come up before? If yes, what was the
result. If no, what do people think?  Example questions:    •
How do I break cycles across XPCOM boundaries (in Mozilla code)?
• How do I make gcc use -Werror (in Mozilla code)? share|improve
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accepted  For the questions you show, it seems like creating a
community of your own is absolutely necessary. Every question,
though a programming question, will have a Mozilla-specific
focus.  While they al