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Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

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Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

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Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.

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Let individual sites decide whether they are a "code-related site" for the purposes of the code-specific canned Community comments

kristinalustig remarked that the code-specific canned Community comments are supposed to be available only on "code-related sites". However, it is unclear to me how it is determined whether a site is code-related. I'd like this to be an option that the sites can decide for themselves, as it is not always obvious whether a site prefers their posts to contain code. For example, posting code should generally be avoided on Computer Science. While a site probably has to decide only once whether they want to be 'code-related', it would be nice if this is a setting that e.g. the CM's can touch.