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I tend to agree, if the information you are looking for is easily available from a quick google search, then you aren't putting in any effort, so why should I? That said, there is always the occasion where you get the spec sheet, and nowhere can you find the bit of info you want, in which case if you've tried, and failed to find it then I'm happy to help.
So, I'm about to begin closing these and clearing the flags, but how do we want to close them? Off topic, not constructive or do we want to set up a canonical shopping question and close as dupes?
@tombull89 personally I believe that scripting, that does sysadmin related stuff, belongs here, but I guess that really depends on the context, if it's "why doesn't my for loop work" I guess it's for SO.
I'll hold my hands up to not being as active as I should be during UK daytime, mainly because of Work, but that should start to pickup again now. That said the volume of flags we see before the US wakes up is usually quite low.
@Jerry when rejecting an edit, we do not have the option to turn it into a comment, or another answer, we have a yes or no button. If I had manually added a comment it would have been under my name, which is not what you want. If you want to go and add a comment to that answer, please do.
@Jerry Your answer does not add anything to the question "Is it possible to run a command on windows server from Linux?", your answer is a comment on the benefits of using Cygwin and SSH over other options. This should, therefore be a comment.
I would imagine the default FAQ's are produced automatically on creating a site, it would be a bit of a pain to add a unique image for each site. Particularly for sites that change design when they get out of beta.
