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@Diago, Ok, I sent him an email. Listening to that podcast has only confirmed to me that the website stuff was only about the simple social networking kind of sites.
@Diago, Ok, I listened to the applicable part and both Joel and Jeff agreed that Gmail would be ok, because it's an app. Please relisten to that relevant part, from approx. 25:00 to 30:50, and let me know what's transpired since that conversation. Thanks.
@Diago, I looked all over the blog site, but all I can find is references like this, blog.stackoverflow.com/2009/08/super-user-now-public, that back me up. When you find the time could you please edit some links for reference into your answer.
@Diago, As you know this is very important to me, since the current policy is really limiting the usefulness of SuperUser to me (and I believe to many other people). I want SuperUser to succeed and have always tried to do my part to move it forward.
I like your concept of single-user vs multi-user, would just need some refinement. I definitely want hardware to stay, though I also don't care about the price of netbooks.
@Diago, it's on a smartphone, but the wording on smartphones, combined with the wording on internet stuff is vague enough in the FAQ that I have no idea if it'd be ok to ask.
@Ivo, we could say NO to social networking, blog and forum apps. We can draw a line somewhere, but right now the baby is being thrown out with the bathwater.
