We recently changed the "advice on what to do" close reason to "advice on a specific choice". However, I noticed that the off-topic definitions in the Help Center were not updated to match the new wording. Can this be changed? I also think that the "focusing on ranting" could be updated to match the current "questions require a goal".
Are there any other places these definitions show up that we might have missed?
The help center has been updated.
What questions are off topic here?
- Questions seeking advice on company-specific regulations, agreements, or policies
- Questions asking for advice on what to do (including reviewing resumes, CVs, cover letters, e-mails, asking for legal advice, as well as specific salaries, billing rates, market worth, etc.)
- Questions that focus on ranting about problems rather than trying to solve them
- Questions that aren't a good fit for the Stack Exchange format (see also Good Subjective, Bad Subjective for information on how to ask a subjective question suitable for the Stack Exchange format)
What questions are off topic here?
Questions seeking company-specific advice on workplace regulations or policies, or legal advice
Questions that lack a clear goal we can address or focus on ranting about problems rather than trying to solve them
Questions asking for advice on a specific choice (including reviewing resumes, CVs, cover letters, e-mails, as well as specific salaries, billing rates, market worth, etc.)
Questions that aren't a good fit for the Stack Exchange format (see also Good Subjective, Bad Subjective for information on how to ask a subjective question suitable for the Stack Exchange format)
