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Questions about the migration of posts to another Stack Exchange site
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When should a question that otherwise belongs on another site be simply closed and not migra...
Subjective questions, while sometimes appropriate when asked on the correct site, tend to be worse candidates for migration than questions with a definite answer. …
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Do I have to migrate my question to Stack Overflow?
No, AutoHotKey is a scripting language and is thus pretty well on-topic for Super User.
However, what you're trying to do, and the way you're going about it, is not a very good solution for the task …
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Can the "migrated from StackOverflow" notice expire, please?
This has been asked before more than once on Meta StackExchange. The proposals for this on SE Meta gained extremely little notice or traction.
This would be considered a "core site function", because …
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On-topic migration to a more specific SE site declined
Here's the way this has been explained to me by a diamond moderator in the past (my recollection may not be 100% true, so any misrepresentations are a mistake).
Basically, questions that were asked o …
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Excel questions should not be on SuperUser, another StackExchange should exist for it
The notion of "topic" or "subject" (of a Stack Exchange site, or anything in general) is completely arbitrary. The broader concept is called categorization.
Enforcing categories on the natural world …
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