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I have a screenshot that I think is from a software package. Would it be appropriate to post it in the hope that someone can identify it? [duplicate]

It's from a rules-engine I believe, so would tag it appropriately.
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General guidance on editing questions, and some specific cases I have questions about [duplicate]

I now have the right to review edits to questions. I’d really like to help to improve question quality, and I want to do it The Right Way. I don’t wish to provide opinion as to what edits I should ...
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Editing questions to remove "thank you in advance" after reaching 2k reputation [duplicate]

Will it be okay to remove "thank you" or "Hi, I am computer science student..."-like invocations from the question header/footer after reaching 2k reputation? I saw threads on Meta about it, and the ...
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Expressing feelings about closure of a question at the top of the post

What happens if I post a question on Stack Overflow and start it with stuff like, I'm afraid this question may be probably closed! Because the program that I'm going to make is really nonsense, ...
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What do I do about receiving an offensive email from another user on Stack Overflow?

So, this is a little bit odd, and I've been confused if I should have this question here, or not; however I'm going ahead, posting it, after reading multiple related questions about editing posts on ...
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Someone stole my edit, should anything be done about it?

The other day one of my edits was rejected: [unless you're on a 4k monitor or something, you'll have to enlarge the image] On the left is my rejected failure of an edit, rejected by Community and "...
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5answers
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Is it acceptable to bookmark user-specific searches in order to target improvements on those users? [duplicate]

As some regular readers may know, I am a fairly committed editor on Stack Overflow. One of my main edit styles is to trim chatty/fluff material, so that (a) readers do not have to wade through ...
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Are edits acceptable that remove "bias" from answers?

I was reviewing this suggested edit by another user. The editor is attempting to make the answer less biased by completely removing part of the answer. Original answer: Of course they can see what ...
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Someone edited my answer seemingly to promote their own; what action should I take?

If someone edits my answer, and rather than improving it (from my perspective), only appears to purposely promote their own answer, what action should I take?
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1answer
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Is there a way to prevent another user from editing your question if you disagree with their edits?

I requested that a question of mine be deleted yesterday, because another user had edited my question so much that it was no longer useful and was missing all context (although the user that did the ...
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1answer
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Need option to reject Thank you edits [closed]

As per: Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts? No Thanks, Damn It! Polite salutations are expected to be removed (edited) / rejected (as edit). ...
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Should we use “Any kind of help will be appreciable” in a question? [duplicate]

Many people write Any kind of help will be appreciable in their questions. Is this allowable according to Stack Overflow policies and community? Should we remove this phrase from the question?
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Title Case Title Edit Suggestions

I recently across this user's recently suggested edits. I notice that most of the submissions are merely converting the titles of questions to title cases. While they do have a few edits where they'...
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2answers
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Should I answer my own question in second person or in first person?

I was answering my own question Q&A-style ( posting both together) and ended up writing a phrase that was similar to this: Your problem was in X Should I have written it as: My problem was ...
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Why was my recent question received so much worse than this very similar older question? [duplicate]

I recently posted https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31374764/c-sharp-changing-tab-bar-icon-tint-programmatically, which was closed and downvoted. I got a lot of comments that I thought were ...

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