I agree - it's really a great tool for questions and there already exists a vibrant jQuery community there. Unfortunately Q&#38;A isn't the only form of communication that the jQuery community has: We also have bug reports and development discussions. We seriously considered going with Stack Overflow (or even with a Stack Exchange) but in the end we would still have to set up a separate site for having general discussions - and that would fracture the community even further. We looked for a tool that would unify both discussion and Q&#38;A under a single site and of the ones that we found Zoho Discussions was the best. It'll take a little bit of work to get to the normal level of polish that one typically associates with the jQuery project but it's "just" user interface concerns and not a fundamental difference in the software's structure.