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The question you're asking is designed to solicit opinions or best-practices on a particular topic, with the goal of reaching community consensus.
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Exchange security guidance (not cross posting, just making you aware)
I have a question on Sec.SE that is probably of interest to everyone here, however I don't want to cross post the same question. I've never tried posting a topic of interest on Meta in this way, so I …
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SSL cache in Windows or Outlook - Is this on topic here or better for Sec.SE?
I asked this question on Sec.SE and can rework it to fit on this site if you think the issue is on topic.
There is the security aspect of the question which is good to know where and how windows work …
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What are the reasons a question can/should get an upvote or downvote on Serverfault?
The Serverfault community seems to treat questions differently than other SE sites... and there definitely seems to be a "culture" or general understanding on how to treat questions that isn't immedia …
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Proposed Question: What RFCs should a IT Professional know by number?
I plan on asking a question that goes something like: if you're an IT Pro what RFC numbers should you have memorized?
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In the SMTP/Sendmail community it is common to say RFC 821, or 2821 wh …
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