Who is a fan of this new community format?

I do like this format, but I don't think it lends itself to community written tutorials as well as the forum did. This is really a question and answer style format and not everything discussed in the forum always fit that format. I was sad to see the forum shuttered completely.

I've been fan of the stackoverflow for a long time, and was really excited when found out about OSQA existence. Next excitement was when I came across instructions on OSQA installation at webfaction. Would be so nice to have a standard script for that here!

Your welcome. Thanks for the positive feedback.

I like it considerably, but it doesn't feel as polished as Stack Overflow. In particular, the thumbs up, number and thumbs down icons could do with being bigger, less distracting (lighter and not pictorial) and having more padding around them - just like on Stack Overflow, funnily enough. Same for the "accepted" icon.

There are a number of other styling issues. The line-height for text would also be good 10% higher, perhaps also the text a shade larger, I think. Due to the use of blocks for comments rather than just single lines as on Stack Overflow, the comments take up too much room and end up being a lot less distinguishable from answers than they are on Stack Overflow. The badges run into the reputation count rather than being separated by a few pixels.

So, just like with the new blog, there are a number of comparatively minor style issues which could do with rectification, and which for the most part are very easy to do.

All in all though, I'm glad of this switch. And not just because it made me aware of OSQA which I shall play with and expect to use elsewhere :-)