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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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Web AppsQuestions about web applications with offline modes (like those enabled by Google GearsGoogle Gears) should be allowed to be asked on SuperUserSuper User because they have code that executes from your PC and perform the same functions as other offline programs.

Also, RESTfulRESTful applications that interact with websites should be allowed. I'd be annoyed if anyone closed a question related to TweetDeckTweetDeck, but not surprised if someone closed closed a question related to changing your picture on Twitter.

Web Apps with offline modes (like those enabled by Google Gears) should be allowed to be asked on SuperUser because they have code that executes from your PC and perform the same functions as other offline programs.

Also, RESTful applications that interact with websites should be allowed. I'd be annoyed if anyone closed a question related to TweetDeck, but not surprised if someone closed a question related to changing your picture on Twitter.

Questions about web applications with offline modes (like those enabled by Google Gears) should be allowed to be asked on Super User because they have code that executes from your PC and perform the same functions as other offline programs.

Also, RESTful applications that interact with websites should be allowed. I'd be annoyed if anyone closed a question related to TweetDeck, but not surprised if someone closed a question related to changing your picture on Twitter.

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Peter Turner
Peter Turner

Web Apps with offline modes (like those enabled by Google Gears) should be allowed to be asked on SuperUser because they have code that executes from your PC and perform the same functions as other offline programs.

Also, RESTful applications that interact with websites should be allowed. I'd be annoyed if anyone closed a question related to TweetDeck, but not surprised if someone closed a question related to changing your picture on Twitter.