@Ramhound "for your growth as a Superuser member" we have written pretty much the same amount of posts (questions + answers) and both of us joined the site around five years ago (you joined a few months before me).

@Ramhound "comments are not meant to exist forever" they should be left at least until the close votes expire, in case they address close votes.

@Ramhound from what I recall we only had 1 comment each. Can you check your flag history?

@Ramhound my comment was only a one-line sentence (it answered your comment) and I don't think it qualified as a discussion. Removing your comment as you did may cause future readers to leave the same comment as the one you wrote. Then I'll have to write my comment again. My comment was also answering the 3 close votes.

Personally I use EMR systems for my research (no big corporate settings). I agree that the consequences are up to the users (hence the Stack Exchange disclaimer you pointed out), I don't think we need to infantilize users.

@unforgettableid Good point, let's see what Health SE says: What is our stance on questions on Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems?

@unforgettableid also different language models.

Good point, I asked What is our stance on questions on Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems? to clarify. Just trying to understand the scope.

@Ramhound from my understanding reading superuser.com/help/on-topic (mirror) it is on-topic.

@Ramhound not yet. It tends to be time-consuming to do so, and as a result I prefer to first ask fellow Dragon Professional Individual users.

Thanks, where do you see on superuser.com/help/on-topic (mirror) that SU is limited to home computers?

@Ramhound I assume that if someone managed to get the list ( e.g., by asking the customer support, analyzing the program, etc. ), it would be exhaustive and would make a good answer that fits the QA format.

@Mokubai You are making many guesses. Question closure shouldn't be based on guesses.

@Mokubai "which falls back to attempting to use it with every type of EMR system" why?

@Mokubai compiled version of it.

@Mokubai No you can find the info in the released program.