By jaypabs on

I believe http://drupal.stackexchange.com/ is built w/ drupal. My question is if there's any module that can do the same as stackexchange? An answer that can also receive comments.

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jaypan
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FAQ + FAQ Ask.

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ayesh commented

AFAIK, stackoverflow sites are not built with Drupal.
-- Suggestions.
First comments are considered as "answers" and replies to them are "comments".
But this is not a good way because you can't edit a post that has replies. But there are some plus's such as you can delete all "comments of an answer" by deleting the "answer" (First comment).

Another way, which is much flexible and viable is Node Comments module.
You can have, "Question" and "Answer" node types where "Answers" are actual nodes by considered as comments of Question nodes. You will need Node References and some Views functionality here.
Both node types then can have actual comments.

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jaypan
Location Victoria, BC
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drupal.stackexchange.com does not appear to be built on Drupal.

Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.

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jaypabs commented

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, it's Node Comments that I have used before and just forgot the link. I visited it again and it's seems not updated anymore.

That should answer my question if it support drupal 7.

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WorldFallz commented

stackexchange is definitely not built with drupal nor is it open source iirc.

But checkout a clone type site that was built with drupal:

http://drupal.org/project/arrayshift
http://drupalize.me/videos/fantasy-site-stack-overflow-diwd-09

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jaypabs commented

Thanks for the link. I am watching the video now...

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jaypabs commented

Just installed it and most of the modules are not updated also.

This project is too great to be abandon...