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I flagged this question as off-topic.

The question absolutely does not belong on Ask Ubuntu but on Stack Overflow or similar. But the flag got declined and that's bad for my reputation (?).

It makes no sense to flag if things go this way.

So, how strict should we be when we flag questions as off-topic?

I flagged this question as off-topic.

The question absolutely does not belong on Ask Ubuntu but on Stack Overflow or similar. But the flag got declined and that's bad for my reputation (?).

It makes no sense to flag if things go this way.

So, how strict should we be when we flag questions as off-topic?

I flagged this question as off-topic.

The question absolutely does not belong on Ask Ubuntu but to Stack Overflow or similar. But the flag got declined and that's bad for my reputation (?).

It makes no sense to flag if things go this way.

So, how strict should we be when flag questions as off-topic?

I flagged this question as off-topic.

The question absolutely does not belong on Ask Ubuntu but on Stack Overflow or similar. But the flag got declined and that's bad for my reputation (?).

It makes no sense to flag if things go this way.

So, how strict should we be when we flag questions as off-topic?

I flagged this question as off-topic.

This question totaly does not belongs to ubuntu but to stackoverflow or so. But the flag get declined and thats bad to my reputation (?).

It make no sense to flag straight if this go this way.

So, how strict should we flag questions as off-topic?

I flagged this question as off-topic.

The question absolutely does not belong on Ask Ubuntu but to Stack Overflow or similar. But the flag got declined and that's bad for my reputation (?).

It makes no sense to flag if things go this way.

So, how strict should we be when flag questions as off-topic?