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user 919
The question you're asking is designed to solicit opinions, influence site policy, or debate a particular topic, with the goal of reaching a community consensus.
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Handling questions clearly trying to break some kind of policy, TOS, etc
First off, is it illegal? Is it immoral?
There is an entire section of Super User devoted to breaking the TOS of hardware that I believe are perfectly legitimate questions.
I don't believe that the …
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