On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, Hélio Guilherme wrote:
 I never used stackexchange (I do use stackoverflow :) ).
 Looking at Area 51 (before becoming public and active), there are some
 interesting areas but it shows some difficulties in passing the "public
 beta" target. For example, Machine Learning was Closed, and Matlab is open
 but with only 33 participants. [...] 
You're right, it's not assured that we can get a "gretl community" 
accepted on stackexchange. However, I think it would be worth a try. 
If I don't hear strong objections I'll try putting in a submission 
on their "Area 51". (I'm not saying that I am uniquely qualified to 
make such a a submission, but it might help that I'm the founder of 
the project; I can give them some statistics on gretl-user postings, 
and -- with some help from Sven and Jack! -- on sourceforge tracker 
entries and downloads.)
 (the mailing list should exist for ever!) 
That's what I think too. But the stackexchange format could be quite 
useful, if we can get in the door. Might give us some additional 
visibility.
Allin