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I think you are asking the wrong question. These questions are rather simple to answer (once) or link to a duplicate.

The tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good starting point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.

I think you are asking the wrong question. These questions are rather simple to answer (once) or link to a duplicate.

The tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good starting point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.

I think you are asking the wrong question. These questions are rather simple to answer (once) or link to a duplicate.

The tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good stating point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.

I think you are asking the wrong question. These questions are rather simple to answer (once) or link to a duplicate.

The tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good starting point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.

I think you are asking the wrong question. Instead of moving questions around like acting with corporate irresponsibility, one should answer the question. As was done in this example (and the question was about a supported device). These questions are rather simple to answer or link to a duplicate, the tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good stating point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.

I think you are asking the wrong question. These questions are rather simple to answer (once) or link to a duplicate.

The tricky part may be certain specific devices, in these cases the answer should be that the device is (obviously) not supported by Ubuntu Phone/Touch and therefore not here.

From the Android Enthusiasts perspective I wouldn't want the question there, because I wouldn't know what the Ubuntu Tools did to the device (like installing a custom recovery image).

If possible, treat it like a blank device where you want to install a certain operating system.

• Officially supported Ubuntu Phone devices
  • Answer here, link to duplicate or instructions on the Wiki.
• Not supported devices:
  • Answer with link to generic guide that gives instructions how to reflash (non-locked) Android devices and a comment that the device is not supported on Ubuntu.
  • Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device? would possibly be a good stating point.

And possibly link all duplicates to these two questions.