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Use this to tag anything about asking questions in general

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Very suspicious question

Two things - it's on the hot network question list, and it's on Hacker News. It's also the sort of thing that geeks find hilarious. I'd add it doesn't have one answer - we've occasionally had to shov …
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Using superuser.com to warn my own users

I'd suggest a few things. Firstly, remember the question and answer format and don't make it like an ad. So, ask a question as a confused, lost user would, and answer it likewise Secondly, make it c …
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Questions about removing enrollment from Chromebooks

After a lot of thinking - My opinion is that its actually going to be a lot simpler to have a canonical answer posted with a hypothetical or real case (I'm sure we can find one!) of someone needing to …
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Is this question acceptable?

Primarily opinion based in my opinion, even as a CW. Its polling for reasons, which can range from "I want to run old games" to "I have old hardware that won't run on anything else" to its a running j …
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Should I answer my own question? Was I wrong to post it?

It's a matter of politeness more than 'is it right'. I'm encouraging ramhound to post an answer since he comments lots and answers less than he should ;p. However, it should be entirely fine, most of …
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Are you allowed to ask follow-up questions or duplicate questions if there were no satisfact...

No. If its your own question, a bounty is the right way, assuming you have the reputation. If you want to add more helpful, relevant details, go ahead (Thats to say, don't edit to bump. Edit to includ …
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Should Tablet Computer questions be allowed on Super User?

I can answer some OS X questions.. the moment it comes down to webos/ipad/android, i'm lost. On the other hand someone on apple.se or android.se might know the answer. … Tablet questions shouldn't just be moved cause its the 'wrong' place. They should be moved to places cause they have a better set of users to tackle the specific question. …
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Too many edits issue. Post-ban support

Focus on the stuff you know, and quality and answering questions isn't that hard. …
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Knowledge Repository

You should only ask practical, answerable questions based on actual problems that you face. In an ideal world, we're a repository of solutions as opposed to 'explain things about a computer' site. …
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Is there a way to hide several year old questions?

Don't use the front page - there's a newest question view that should do what you want Questions tab on the left, 'newest' on top tab once you have, rather than the front page. … That said, both bumps of old posts (by the system), and updated answers to old questions is part of the model here - we don't just want to help the person asking a question but future people with similar …
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What are the criteria for quality standards? Or... How do I get Super User to accept my ques...

It seems a rather silly question to ask, but I'm attempting to ask a question on the location of wallpaper files on Windows XP. As always, I've explicitly stated my OS, very specifically spelled out m …
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How do we handle questions where the OP wants to do something destructive to their OS?

Actually, looking at the question, the comments and answers cover the situation perfectly well. The comments repeatedly say why this is a bad idea. The answers cover things you need to do this rel …
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Is there a difference between a product rec question and a product exist question?

Lets also consider You should only ask practical, answerable questions based on actual problems that you face. … Chatty, open-ended questions diminish the usefulness of our site and push other questions off the front page. Your questions should be reasonably scoped. …
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Question limit?

You have 12 deleted questions (and from a quick look through, I can't really see anything that can be salvaged) and 2 non deleted questions all of which are zero score. … Typically I go through questions and say "Hey, you should fix these questions" - though nothing really comes to mind from your list. …
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Who can technically view saved drafts for questions and answers

Only the OP. I can't view those drafts - and while devs might be able to, in theory, I'm doubtful it's a function that would be used.
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