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From the Super User FAQ: Super User is for computer enthusiasts and power users. If you have a question about … computer hardware computer software From the Project Management SE FAQ: Project Man …

We should continue to watch what kinds of questions are asked here and support those that are interesting. … As we get more users and more questions, it will be more clear whether or not it would be necessary to break those questions into other topics. …

Cross posting of questions between sites is discouraged since it creates noise and spreads answers across the different sites. …

If we can do anything to improve questions at this point, even if it doesn't make them perfect, that to me seems like a good enough justification to reopen them, if nothing else but to have more data to … Would it help if I indicated in the comments on closed questions that I think other editors could possibly help salvage the question? Would this help encourage more community editing? …

Just building on what Tiago suggests, the Stack Exchange platform encourages people to answer their own questions, and I really think it could be helpful to have the occasional self-answered question to … :) For more reading, see: It’s OK to Ask and Answer Your Own Questions - Pretend you're on Jeopardy A Call for Q&A Bloggers Encyclopedia Stack Exchange Direct Answer of Own Question Leads To Immediate …

Think about the real problem you're facing We strive for this site to be the final destination for getting answers to questions. … Some of the tool advantages questions still exist on our site, and the spam they attract lowers the quality/attractiveness of the site. …

There's a question on the main page, What are the metrics for software documentation?, that is extremely vague, unclear, and overly broad. As it stands currently, I believe it should most likely be cl …

You should only ask practical, answerable questions based on actual problems that you face. The question should also contain details about the specific problem being faced. … For questions that you think may be off-topic, my suggestion is to always give some background on the specific problem being encountered and how the problem is impacting you as a project manager. …

I encourage everyone to clean up the questions using their edit privileges and then use those reopen votes if you think the question has been transformed into a good, on-topic, high quality question. … It's important that questions -- even if we like them -- follow the general Stack Exchange guidelines for being Good, Subjective Questions. …

In this case, I merged the two questions together. I merged the question with the most close votes with the one with no close votes. …

Great questions produce great answers. … I admit it's not easy to tell which questions are good and which questions aren't. Sometimes I can just tell by looking at them. …

The only concern I have is one question states to disregard the PMBOK, while the other one has an answer that explicitly quotes the PMBOK. If we merged them, I guess we could edit the non PMBOK answe …

If this Programmers SE question were asked on Project Management SE, would it be considered on-topic? If this question were asked here, should it be closed? How Are We Supposed To Deal With Custom …

But aside from the fact that these are polling questions, which the StackExchange Management team would not consider great questions, how do you as members of the PMSE community feel about these questions … These users have the ability to participate in driving the site by commenting on questions and even voting to close questions they feel are off-topic; however, I am not sure whether people are not using …

Many questions that are asked on our site are subjective questions. Subjective questions are okay to ask, and there is a lot to learn from both the answers as well as the question. … So, what are some things we can do to improve questions through editing? …