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Quite simply any sso relying on an external site needs you to be logged on to that site - SE then asks the site if the current login is valid, the site checks the credential SE supplies and your curre …

You can always use a custom flag to request a mod move a post. You may not get it, but thats the right way to. As always, make sure the question is worth saving, and is on topic before requesting migr …

Deleting it is not the best thing to do. A single downvote means little and while it seems a little aggressive, one commenter and a downvote means little. What you ought to have done was edit the ori …

The self answer is definitely the correct thing here. Its encouraged For the moment, I'm not aware of any plans to extend documentation to SU. It is still very much WIP in SO anyway, and does not qui …

I'd hope not. Wierdly enough, overuse of a tag makes it useless. As I see it there's three classes of questions as far as OSes go. Firstly, one involving how to solve a problem - often the solution …

Posting lots of questions in a short time is an edge case. While its terribly exciting to find the stackexchange ecosystem, after a while a lot of users find that its also useful as a resource for loo …

The customary, de-facto official way to handle this is to post a detailed post right here to convince people of its merits and demerits. By posting a more complete question, that lays out your argumen …

It comes under product recommendation. It's actually been disallowed longer than software recommendations. A software recommendation is a software recommendation, free, paid, or if you get paid to us …

Well, if the comment as an answer is posted after your answer, flag it appropriately. My personal opinion is - if something's speculative, I tend to post it as a comment with the view of posting it as …

I'm a former mod on Software recs... and I don't think its a great idea. The quality standards there are pretty strict - so its possible that many questions, even when they are a software recommenda …

Just flag them as no longer needed. Assuming the commenter dosen't catch on and delete it first, a mod will.

Stack Exchange primarily uses CommonMark - and there's a specification for the use of raw html within it While a subset is supported - its supported within the specification. I currently Stack Exchang …

The recommendations sites are a bit of an odd bird. The sites handles things that are explicitly off topic elsewhere. In order to do that one of the aspects of the recommendations sites is the pretty …

Trying to consolidate the comments thread on the other post, since its getting long, and is relevant. There's no 'proper' solution for the lack of usable alt-tags as I see it - there's just too many …

It is a terrible question - it isn't ok. The course of action preferred would have been to comment asking for extra information I was using after effects and my pc suddenly turned off it's a brand ne …