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Questions that may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and are often subjective. If your question isn't a bug report, feature request, or request for support, it's probably a discussion.
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New (?) leads on the "I'm not interested by frameworks" problem
Like this poor man, I'm suffering of not being able to find question I am able to answer. Unlike him, this comes from the fact that I don't have as many years of experience he had. But I still have so …
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Is there a better way to promote self-answering?
First of, in your example, I would have mentioned the kind of research I did, and if I had an issue with what I found. If you mentioned beforehand that the Wolfram article wasn't sufficient in its ans …
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Badge Lineage - Time or dates on which badges were introduced
You can already begin with this Link and search all iteration of the word badges.
EDIT: For the early history of badges, from the first badge in August 2008 until December 2009, you can go to this lin …
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How useful must a question be to be allowed?
My opinion is, as long as the information can be used by others (i.e no corner case), is on-topic, and that there is just a reasonable amount of good duplicate, the question belongs to the SE site it …
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Where do I ask questions about hiring programmers?
EDIT: The original answer was out-of-date as @RobertColumbia pointed out, here are the actual sites you can visit for such questions:
onStartUps moved to http://www.brightjourney.com/
the Workplace …
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The "I used a workaround as it doesn't seems to be a solution" approach
I've got this question about some glitch in javascript I asked last year, which didn't received any acceptable answer until now. In the meantime, I went a totally different approach, which solved my d …
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