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In SF, when should a response be submitted as a comment and instead of an answer (and vice-versa)?
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Perhaps it is different in serverfault than the rest of stackexchange?
is that, in SO for example, you wouldn't answer a question like, e.g., "How do I pass by ref in Python" by saying "Use Perl". That type of thing is acceptable here for reasons you have stated.
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In SF, when should a response be submitted as a comment and instead of an answer (and vice-versa)?
Yea his analogy made lots of sense to me and helped me get what he was getting at.
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In SF, when should a response be submitted as a comment and instead of an answer (and vice-versa)?
Thanks. Seems like SF leaves room for subjectivity when it comes to "problem the question is trying to get at". However, when I think about it, sysadmin work overall allows for more subjectivity over, for example, programming. Makes sense. Thanks again!
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What goes into the decision of posting something on SF or on another more specific stackexchange?
What makes it the "wrong" site? I.e., in what cases would a mod migrate from "Unix and Linux" to "Serverfault" and vice versa?
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