I thought stackoverflow started out as being a programming site...Let's see:

• Python documentation uses color.
• Java API uses color.
• Even MSDN has color (verifiable here.)

Now we're supposed to go ASCII retro black&white and consider that better? No amount of rational would lead me to believe that. (SO is not a .txt file, I don't recall seeing 1 single spoiler on SO that would justify/motivate losing color in quotes.)

I don't believe the "github" comparison either, it's not meant for intense SE style interactions read over&over, but check documentation on readthedocs it has plenty of color in key quotes.

I thought stackoverflow started out as being a programming site...Let's see:

• Python documentation uses color.
• Java API uses color.
• Even MSDN has color (verifiable here.)

Now we're supposed to go ASCII retro black&white and consider that better? No amount of rationale would lead me to believe that. (SO is not a .txt file, I don't recall seeing 1 single spoiler on SO that would justify/motivate losing color in quotes.)

I don't believe the "github" comparison either, it's not meant for intense SE style interactions read over&over, but check documentation on readthedocs it has plenty of color in key quotes.

I thought stackoverflow started out as being a programming site...Let's see:

• Python documentation uses color.
• Java API uses color.
• Even MSDN has color (verifiable here.)

Now we're supposed to go ASCII retro black&white and consider that better? No amount of pseudo-rational would lead me to believe that. (SO is not a .txt file, I don't recall seeing 1 single spoiler on SO.)

I don't believe the "github" comparison either, it's not meant for intense SE style contributions read over&over, but check documentation on readthedocs its has plenty of color in key quotes. (What's "slack"?! Paywalls don't set standards.)

I thought stackoverflow started out as being a programming site...Let's see:

• Python documentation uses color.
• Java API uses color.
• Even MSDN has color (verifiable here.)

Now we're supposed to go ASCII retro black&white and consider that better? No amount of rational would lead me to believe that. (SO is not a .txt file, I don't recall seeing 1 single spoiler on SO that would justify/motivate losing color in quotes.)

I don't believe the "github" comparison either, it's not meant for intense SE style interactions read over&over, but check documentation on readthedocs it has plenty of color in key quotes.