We recently launched the FogBugz Knowledge Exchange, a powerful Q&A resource for anyone who wants to learn, teach or discuss FogBugz.  It was (quickly and easily) built upon the Fog Creek StackExchange platform, and has been continuously gathering users and helpful content since the moment it hit the Interwebs.  It's no surprise to see that Support Lead Rich Armstrong is currently at the top of the reputation rankings, with FogBugz Development Ninja David Fullerton also strong out of the gate.

In the past week or so, we've taken the additional step of moving all FogBugz 7 Knowledge Base Content onto the Knowledge Exchange.  (Users of the original FogBugz Knowledge Base will be redirected there automatically when they navigate to an article pertaining to FogBugz 7.)  It may seem a bit odd at first to have a dude named "FogBugz KB" lurking around, asking and answering his own questions.  But now that the KB content is on a StackExchange site, the community will be able to collaboratively edit and improve answers, provide alternative answers, and spin off related questions that will gradually fill the gaps in our collective FogBugz knowledge.

So if you have a question about FogBugz, be sure to head over to fogbugz.stackexchange.com and see if it's already been asked and answered (The StackExchange platform offers a fast full-text search of all content.).  If not, don't be afraid to ask.  No question is too newbie, and no question will remain unanswered for long.

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