<p>In my case, very simple. I follow the tag "Stata" exclusively. Occasionally that leads me elsewhere, but I don't systematically follow anything else.  </p>

<p>Incidentally, that's one reason I am quite aggressive on migrations to Stack Overflow. If it's a Stata question, I will certainly look at it on SO. (If it's an R question, there are many spectacularly competent people on SO; and so on for most of the leading statistical platforms. I find I don't care much about supporting statistics in environments that don't allow programming; or else life is short, and some things have to be somebody else's problem.) </p>

<p>Stata users count as a tiny niche community within SO. That's why it's manageable to monitor. Posts are of the order of 1 per day. But no moderators on SO know anything about it, so far as I can tell. Occasionally, this causes bizarre problems, as when perfectly good answers are deleted by moderators under pressure from high-reputation users because they don't recognise key words, and the answer looks like spam or irrelevance. </p>
