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I fixed the typo. The limit is deemed necessary by the powers that be. There is plenty of discussion about it on m.se and even some here on m.sf. I don't believe the limit is likely to change.

I would vote to close a question that uses a client OS in as a server OS. Other people's mileage may vary.

Without seeing your actual question it's difficult to say for sure as there are likely more than one. Why don't you just ask your question on Server Fault. If it's good and topical it'll get an answe …

Your question was closed because it it not about MANAGING information technology systems in a business environment. Your question looks like your're trying to learn about developing web pages with C# …

Your question here is too abstract, it's difficult to answer without knowing the question you want to ask on ServerFault. Given the paucity of detail, all we can really say is just ask your question …

It takes more than one person to approve a suggested edit. Here on SF I believe it requires 2 people to approve or reject an edit to get a final decision. You only have one. When the folks from Europe …

In 6 to 8 weeks someone from SE will glance at them and then ruminate for an additional 6-8 weeks before making a decision and waiting a further 6-8 weeks before telling you what's going to happen. If …

It is a feature. Upvote is approval. No vote neutral. Downvote is disapproval. This gives an overall sense of how the Server Fault community and the wider Stack Exchange users feel about a part …

It's not very clear but the privilege relates to your usercard which will expand once you reach the Established User milestone providing other conditions are met.

This doesn't mean that your edit was technically incorrect. If you look at the options provided when reviewing and rejecting edits, the one used fits best when an edit wasn't required i.e. it is an …

Without seeing the question it's difficult to tell really so the best thing to do is just ask it and see what the community thinks. The worst that will happen is you collect a few downvotes and it get …

I meant to answer your question in chat the other day but I got busy and forgot. To me your question looked no different to any number of similar questions we get from developers about their environm …

As far as I'm aware community 'bumps' questions for which there are no answers. The SE definition of no answers is no accepted or upvoted answers. If as you suggest, they are worth keeping around. th …

You need to look at the search documentation Boolean Operators The following search operators can be used with values of yes/no, true/false, or 1/0 (each pair behaves the same): ... wiki: ye …

The reason you can't see your deleted questions is that they were deleted more than 60 days ago. This mSE Q&A refers. What is the 'deleted recent questions' page in the user profile? The system is aw …