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Once the SO's off-topic list is not yet fulfilled, would it be possible to add CV SE to it?

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I know it is not so frequent to have posts migrated from here to there, but it is at least common.

Maybe the logic is to include SE sites according to the number of posts that are migrated, but I am not sure if this rule is implemented yet, and if CV would appear among the first ones.

Thank's.

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closed as off-topic by Sonic the Introverted Hedgehog, Nathan Tuggy, Awesome Poodles, Andre Silva, Robert Longson Oct 10 '18 at 22:30

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  • "This question's topic is only applicable to one specific site in the Stack Exchange Network. Questions on Meta Stack Exchange should relate to features or policies that commonly apply to the network or the software that drives it, within the guidelines defined in the help center. You should ask this question on the meta site where your concern originated." – Sonic the Introverted Hedgehog, Nathan Tuggy, Awesome Poodles, Andre Silva, Robert Longson
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  • The standard andwer here is that "If you want to make this argument, show that <your suggested site> has more migration targets than other sites." The list is manually set by the SE folks, but it does have the concept of 'most common = on the list' in general. – Joe Jul 17 '13 at 14:46
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There is no extra slot. The dialog is just too big. I believe its dimensions made more sense with our old close reasons that took up more space, but we can and probably should shrink it down some now. It has to accommodate the duplicate finder UI, so we can't make it smaller.

Stack Overflow has the maximum number of migration paths already defined.

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  • Why is there a line through the text in this post? – Yvette Colomb Jul 17 '13 at 15:10
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    @AndreSilva 10k users can see the migration stats. You are quite wrong, TeX - LaTeX has 5x the number of migrations that CV does. If there were another slot, it would be for Code Review – Kevin Jul 17 '13 at 15:42
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    In fact CR has 1.5x more migrations than Sharepoint, so if anything CR should be swapped in for it. (@adam) – Kevin Jul 17 '13 at 15:44
  • Not surprising; TeX is almost-programming and used heavily by programmers, so you'd get a lot of those questions here :) CV probably has a high percentage of migrations, compared to total questions here in R/SAS/SPSS/etc., but those pale to the other topics here. – Joe Jul 17 '13 at 15:48
  • @Kevin CR is still in beta and beta sites aren't eligible to be user-driven migration paths. – Adam Lear♦ Jul 17 '13 at 17:22
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A follow up feature request was asked on Stack Overflow Meta and got approved: Add CrossValidated to list of migration sites in the Close Dialog.

Therefore, Cross Validated SE has been displayed in the Stack Overflow's migration dialog since August 2014.

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