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user 451919
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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Bad reputation of reputation
I think almost everyone here agrees with this, including the people you were having a discussion with in the post you linked to in OP (I was actually one of those people.) …
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Accepted
Unix vs Ubuntu?
Most questions that are on-topic here, are on-topic there too.
But it doesn't go the other way around. For example, questions about Linux Mint are on-topic there, but not here.
And if you post Ubunt …
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Is it ok for my reputation to be edit-based?
Trust isn't only about knowledge of Ubuntu. It's also about being a helpful person who has the community's best interest at heart. So the reputation you gain from editing is well deserved. That said, …
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