No, I don't think we want this, as it would cause us to get globally banned from web filtering software. So including adult links, or even mentioning adult sites by name, is explicitly not allowed.

I think we'd have to use the same rule we use on Super User, but in reverse: is the primary focus of the question the website? In other words, I think it's OK, if the question can be read I ...

Perhaps a bit, yes, but thank you for raising the issue on meta. See this related Super User answer https://meta.superuser.com/questions/2212/is-discussion-of-techniques-for-removing-drm-permitted/...

I agree -- this is a site for end users, where the work is done "in the cloud", not by them, and certainly not on their own servers. If you are hosting your own site, I believe it should go to Pro ...

They can be, but I'm not crazy about the category. It's not far off from shopping recommendations such as "what computer should I buy?" which is explicitly disallowed on Super User.

Er.. what? I honestly am finding this question to be too meta to even parse. I've read it like three times and I still don't understand. Let me clarify: meta.stackexchange.com is for the ENGINE {...

Anything that would get us banned from corporate firewalls is generally off-topic.

Questions about creating websites are definitely off topic for Web Apps. They would be a good fit for Pro Webmasters , however!

Self-accepts do not sort to top, but stay in the default sort order.

No. Poll is not a category of question we want. Poll implies the "answers" are one word or one item; what we want is answers that explain how or why, or relate someone's specific experiences.

This is another case of the "List of X" problem. Our engine is absolutely brilliant at surfacing these questions, and they can have some utility ... but they're not really what we want -- they tend to ...

If you have a general question about Stack Exchange the engine, in terms of its shared common behavior across multiple websites, it should be asked on http://meta.stackexchange.com . If you have a ...

This site has an incredibly large scope -- any website that can be classified an 'app' is fair game here. There are millions of websites and thousands more every day. So the scope, if anything, is ...

I personally don't care for such questions, since I think if you really need to get something done through a webapp, you shouldn't care whether it's free or not, and you should get all the available ...

This was one of my great fears for webapps -- we are attempting to map the surface of the entire internet, and any question about any website is fair game. Help define a Web Applications Stack ...

A few reasons... at least this is the current thinking: The more you participate on webapps, the more "stake" you should have in how the site is governed and run here on meta. Since votes on meta no ...

Yes, it is the same team -- the designer is Jin Yang. More info in this will be available on the blog soon!

We have a new process that automatically removes very old, unloved unanswered questions network wide. Enable automatic deletion of old, unanswered, zero-score questions after a year? The actual ...

OK, moderators have officially been mailed the form to obtain the cards. Stay tuned!

This election was ended early due to special circumstances of limited participation, as indicated on this MSO question: As Grace Note mentioned, the election system was not set up to handle a case ...

Ah, the "identify-me-this" questions. It was kind of covered here: http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2010/11/the-pee-wee-herman-rule/ I recently had a long discussion on gaming meta regarding “...

Thinking about this a bit more, perhaps these questions are really shopping recommendations ala Super User, or "what game should I play?" recommendations ala gaming.stackexchange.com? In that sense, ...

Well, we probably want a single "how do I diagnose when and why a website is down?" question. That'd be a great resource, then close them all as dupes of that question. (this sort of linking also ...

Yes, discussion about which community members would make good moderators is definitely appropriate! Some guidelines: Must be a currently registered user in good standing Must have a reasonably high ...

I agree we don't need the tag [online] -- it seems redundant to me, too.

We should remove the featured tab from child metas. You can't start a bounty here anyway. (It's different for meta.so because that is indeed a standalone, governmental site -- the equivalent of ...

Beta, but this is subject to change.

It is sketchy because the site itself is sketchy -- it will only continue to exist, if the site has focus and audience! While it's pretty much a given that web apps will make it due to popularity, ...

The general policy here is that you can recommend us as a venue for getting answers but only alongside a list of OTHER resources too. e.g. "for trello support, try the following public places: ...

These questions seem a bit "meta" to me.. a web app to find other web apps? So I tend to agree, cut out the middle-man and just list the actual web apps themselves, not the places where they are ...