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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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Asking for old-ish questions from SuperUser
After stumbling upon (and answering) two questions on SuperUser which would have a much happier life here (1,2), I have raised a moderator flag asking for the questions' migration to SF.
The migratio …
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Request migrations for questions on other sites?
I stumbled upon an (admittedly old and) answered question on StackOverflow which I consider to have a better place here. Should and/or do we request migrations in such cases?
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"Unclear what you're asking" - Is it?
Today, I have seen (and answered) this question on zfs. For me, the question made perfect sense and has been well-researched and well-written. Yet, it managed to earn two close votes where the close r …
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Sure, we like the IDEA of voting, but we are poor in our actions
I have to admit that I rarely vote on questions.
This is because I am lazy, of course, but also partly because I have difficulties aligning my mind with the concept of question votes.
For me, a qu …
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What is our "competition" for ServerFault?
At least the Microsoft Technet / social forums and the VMware counterpart have a significant amount of vendor-specific topical overlap.
Their unsurmountable advantage over ServerFault is the fact th …
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Why "professional capacity"?
Are there historical posts (Blogs or Meta) documenting the reasoning or a discussion about why SF has been targeted at "professional" sysadmins? Who made this decision? With what rationale? …
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Can we do anything to change the dynamic of the site?
I am likely known for expressing minority's views here on meta, but as I feel there might be a constructive contribution from my digital-culture background here it goes nonetheless:
The discussion seems …
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How to handle surreptitious promotions
This question's answer has a couple of comments of a rather suspicious nature which left me with the impression that the question's author is trying really hard to drive the discussion towards a certain …
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Binaries: where to host them?
To mention an option specifically suited for PCAP dump files, Cloudshark seems to be a sensible choice. It has been around for some time now (started in 2010), is constantly extending the services, do …
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What are the reasons a question can/should get an upvote or downvote on Serverfault?
Is this site just for the "elite" and N00bs can just go their own way.
"Elite" is called "professional" in these parts.
Basically, it is a site where "regulars" (aka high-rep users) do the heav …
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Merge [p4] and [perforce] tags
The title says it all. p4 has been used to either tag a question regarding the perforce revision control system or, in one case, to indicate a hardware platform. As p4 was less widely used, apparently …
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Over-use of Off-Topic Closure
Since most of the questions quoted by you are "fixed" now, I would conclude that the part of the community which is reading the Meta agrees with you on the problem of excessive use of OT-close-votes.
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What happened to the appearance of the vote count?
Looks crap. Please change it back.
I have to say that given the complaints we had about the SF template over the past years, I am glad someone has taken on the work on some changes.
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Why is there a Dell-r710 tag and not others?
The simple answer is: because everyone with >= 300 reputation can create tags by just specifying them with her question:
Simply enter a new tag with your question and it will be created.
Somebod …
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What to do with an accepted answer which is plainly wrong?
It comes to show that "wrong and misleading" might also be a matter of the viewpoint. The now most-downvoted answer to use "ping" is one that works and actually has been used for years in a whole numb …