Chris:

Will the current discussions be moved to Stack Overflow? If not, for how much 
longer can we continue to discuss a topic in the Google Groups API site?
Cheers  >>>> Robert 

On Feb 10, 2012, at 1:48 PM, Chris Broadfoot (Google Employee) wrote:

> Greetings Maps API developers,
> 
> Starting today, the Maps API team will shift most of its efforts for 
> supporting the community’s technical Q&A to Stack Overflow. We will retain 
> the current Google Groups alias for non-technical discussions and general 
> announcements that are not suitable for Stack Overflow.
> 
> Why we’re moving to Stack Overflow
> Stack Overflow is a valuable platform for technical Q&A, and we’ve noticed a 
> significant trend over the last year, where more and more Maps API developers 
> have been turning to stackoverflow.com for answers.
> 
> Stack Overflow provides opportunities to expand the Maps API community, and 
> we believe it will foster even greater engagement within our community. In 
> addition, Stack Overflow has many active experts in JavaScript and other 
> technologies/programming languages relevant to the Maps APIs. Questions 
> relating to the Maps API often can be answered by general experts, so we’re 
> excited to be able to expose some of these questions to a wider pool of 
> experts.
> 
> What’s next?
> If you have technical questions about your Maps API implementation, please 
> begin to ask questions on Stack Overflow. You can use the google-maps tag – 
> along with a selection of other more specific tags – to ensure that Maps API 
> experts can find your question.
> 
> If you’re a long-time user and expert with the Maps API, please begin to 
> monitor tags and build up karma on Stack Overflow – we highly value the 
> contributions you make to the community, and we want to make sure that your 
> contributions continue to be recognised by us and the developer community at 
> large.
> 
> We’re excited about the benefits and opportunities that Stack Overflow will 
> afford our community and we look forward to providing continuing guidance and 
> support.
> 
> Cheers
> Chris, on behalf of the Maps API team
> 
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