Trabber Respuestas is the web’s most attractive and up-to-date example of OSQA in Spanish. Crafted in painstaking detail by Óscar Frías, this is a showcase of the best of OSQA internationalization.
Trabber: Travel Q&A for Spanish speakers
LostQuery.com – Q&A for LOST fans
Check out LostQuery.com! Unless you’ve been on an island with no TV, you already know about ABC’s “LOST” series. Now you can get all your LOST questions answered!
Hasked – Preguntas y respuestas gamers
Hasked.com is a premier Spanish-language Q&A site for video games and consoles. OSQA is localized in several languages, and Hasked.com demonstrates what Spanish speakers can expect.
Homeschool Help Desk
HomeschoolHelpDesk.com is a support community for homeschoolers and those considering homeschooling. We’d love for you to get involved, and we’d be grateful if you would pass an invitation along to others.
Mendix Forum
Mendix Forum is the place where modelers and developers meet to discuss, ask and answer Mendix-related questions and topics. Check out the FAQ to see how it works.
OSQA Meta Discussion
Yes, we eat our own dog food at OSQA. meta.osqa.net is the OSQA about OSQA, where you can ask questions, share your ideas, and interact with others who are interested in OSQA.
RoboFAQs.com – Your FIRST Robotics Resource
RoboFAQs.com is a Q&A community for everyone interested in robotics and the FIRST robotics competitions. The site is operated by TeamAwkwardTurtle in Cary, NC (FRC Team #2108.) Everyone is welcome to join and participate!
