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The question you're asking is designed to solicit opinions or best-practices on a particular topic, with the goal of reaching community consensus.
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"Possible duplicate" on both end?
There's a question Why is Ubuntu named Ubuntu? which has a possible duplicate banner. It's a possible duplicate of the question What does "Ubuntu" mean?, which itself is a duplicate of the first quest …
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Should I suggest alternatives if the question is like "Is it possible to..." and the direct ...
This is a not-so-necessary discussion, of course suggesting alternatives is good for community. This discusses the philosophy of questions.
Suppose a question like "Can I foo?". …
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Is using `code` styling for non-code samples okay?
The code is for code samples, of course. Its actual description is "a piece of program instructions." If package-names or date-and-time (technical details) are program instructions, then so are keyboa …
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