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There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.

There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.

There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

 

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.

There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

 

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.

There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

 

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.

There is an agreement in place between Stack Exchange and Lifehacker to regurge some material for the latter's blog:

 

Yes. Stack Exchange does have a new partnership in place with Lifehacker. Keep an eye out for a "Crowdhacker" post published at their site once or twice a week.

At the footer of all Stack Exchange sites you'll also note that your posts are licensed through to SE via a creative commons and other sites that want to repost or slathe, should follow the rules of attribution outlined when doing so. Lifehacker has done such.