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Jeff, Explicitly branding Superuser.com as a more free-form, relaxed version of the other sites might just open that crack to a much larger problem. I hear it referred to as a "free-for-all" and a "d …

The most powerful feature of the site is the ability ask and answer questions. And you can do that from day one, anonymously and without reputation. But to provide that level of no-barrier, no-fricti …

...then for consistency I have to repeat my answer: Oh, good lord. Please, no. The day someone starts labeling Super User user as "Supee" or a "SU-er" or a "Super Badgie" ... is the day I start ano …

The only issue on the table is whether there is a Windows community out there that is somehow not being well-served by the Super User site. That's the only reasonable case for creating a new community …

I don't see how the number of answers defines a question as being "wiki." Is that what a wiki is? The idea of tying two unrelated pieces of functionality together feels like a "code smell," at least …

That's another discussion. …

I'm looking at the Community Promotion Ads submitted, and am wondering if they are being used in the best interest of the community. I envisioned that these ads would be used to promote products and …

Maybe we should look at this from the other direction. Community ads are a service TO the community. The top-voted ads should build a unique "community bulletin board" where users can pin up notices …

I appreciate your enthusiasm for supporting Super User but, unfortunately, that page looks like it's THE official Super User Facebook page. I sounds like a nice idea, but it is going to run up against …

I don't agree that it is perfectly fine to use the moderator flags in matters of voting-to-close. The Moderators would be the first to say that they are perfectly happy take a look at questions that n …

There's a discussion to decide if this proposal is mostly "general computing" questions that can be asked elsewhere. …

A quick glance at the questions tagged display showed at least (3) talking about the UI of an application, (2) talking about HDTVs, (2) talking about laptop screens (not normally referred to as "monit …

This comes up on occasion, and our response has usually been the same. Jeff's post is still on point: https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/22233/98786 Expletives are not acceptable behavior on meta o …

From the thread that was closed, this is the response from Jeff Atwood: This is specific-website related but not really computer related. We try to avoid pure "support for X website" questions, as …