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Jeff Atwood has raised some concerns in this regard, specifically relating to the long tail. Speaking as the high user in the netware tag, I can say that even 5 year old information can still be usefu …

Mm, that's a dirty question. That'll require a fair amount of back-n-forth to really get the right details.

I was the one who marked that as declined because I've used these tools, have seen them used in sysadmin environments, and know the use-cases behind them. Each distro does have ways of customizing dep …

I asked this over on webmasters.meta and the response was pretty clear. They stay on SF. Server-side webmastery thingies like php/apache/mysql configs are clearly Our Problem. Things like picking whi …

This conversation and ones on SO-Meta are beginning to make me rethink what qualifies as vote-to-close versus vote-to-move in my head. I've lurked on SU for a while, and am beginning to get an idea as …

Overall, systemically, the SF migration target worked w-a-y back when it was just the trilogy. … It may be a better idea overall to replace the SF and SU migration targets with U&L and DBA, though that's the kind of thing that should be really worked out between all of the communities involved. …

We have 5 (top level) close reasons For a long time, we had 4 migration targets. The 'short' lists in the 10K tools view is 3 items. … Necessity gave us the 5th migration target, and the 5th OT reason. Also, there isn't a big call for a 6th. …

Our FAQ is pretty clear on this: and it is not about … Networking outside the professional workplace Running servers at home for personal use And yes, this does mean that there is n …

There is a bit of a disconnect between how ServerFault handles question-migration and how the rest of the SE network handles it. … Mods do question arbitrage in the Teachers Lounge when we get flags with dubious migration candidacy, and normal users can do the same. …