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Can I take the on-topic summary at face value?
Things are simple, really.
The first line
Server Fault is for questions about managing information technology systems in a business environment.
is an absolute restriction. We don't take home …
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Questions about network protocols
This depends on the context. Questions should always be targeted towards solving an actual technical problem you face while administering a system. Remember, our topic is professional system administr …
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What should Server Fault do with questions about web hosting control panels?
I agree that everything that is really related to a control panel should be closed, for the reasons stated over and over again. However, I dont feel that we should "autoclose" and use the mention of s …
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Do we need a separate site for "researchers"?
The only question you list in your post that would be squarely off-topic would be #9. Some have the potential to be too broad or open-ended (#1, #8, #10), but I don't see how this wouldn't be an issue …
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