http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1973/edting-jasper-server-community-edition-code-and-distribute was put on hold as off-topic because it "asks for support for a specific product". Relevant meta-discussions are

• Are questions about the licences of popular open source projects on-topic here? seems most closely related; a question about how the license of a specific open source product applies to that license. There is at the time I write this no answer with over 0 net votes on that question, so I don't think we can make up much in the way of consensus from that question.

• Are technical questions about specific software that happens to be open source on-topic? where the subject of the question is how to use the specific software (which, unrelatedly, happens to be open source). The answer is no, technical support for an open source product is off topic here.

• Do we want to allow specific questions? A question on specialized questions. The outcome was that questions applicable to a narrow group are on topic.

Does this question "ask for support for a specific open source product" as examplified in the second meta discussion? More importantly, is it on topic?

https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1973/edting-jasper-server-community-edition-code-and-distribute was put on hold as off-topic because it "asks for support for a specific product". Relevant meta-discussions are

• Are questions about the licences of popular open source projects on-topic here? seems most closely related; a question about how the license of a specific open source product applies to that license. There is at the time I write this no answer with over 0 net votes on that question, so I don't think we can make up much in the way of consensus from that question.

• Are technical questions about specific software that happens to be open source on-topic? where the subject of the question is how to use the specific software (which, unrelatedly, happens to be open source). The answer is no, technical support for an open source product is off topic here.

• Do we want to allow specific questions? A question on specialized questions. The outcome was that questions applicable to a narrow group are on topic.

Does this question "ask for support for a specific open source product" as examplified in the second meta discussion? More importantly, is it on topic?

http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1973/edting-jasper-server-community-edition-code-and-distribute was put on hold as off-topic because it "asks for support for a specific product". Relevant meta-discussions are

• http://meta.opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/491/are-questions-about-the-licences-of-popular-open-source-projects-on-topic-here seems most closely related; a question about how the license of a specific open source product applies to that license. There is at the time I write this no answer with over 0 net votes on that question, so I don't think we can make up much in the way of consensus from that question.

• http://meta.opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/150/are-questions-about-specific-software-on-topic where the subject of the question is how to use the specific software (which, unrelatedly, happens to be open source). The answer is no, technical support for an open source product is off topic here.

• http://meta.opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/161/do-we-want-to-allow-specific-questions A question on specialized questions. The outcome was that questions applicable to a narrow group are on topic.

Does this question "ask for support for a specific open source product" as examplified in the second meta discussion? More importantly, is it on topic?

http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1973/edting-jasper-server-community-edition-code-and-distribute was put on hold as off-topic because it "asks for support for a specific product". Relevant meta-discussions are

• Are questions about the licences of popular open source projects on-topic here? seems most closely related; a question about how the license of a specific open source product applies to that license. There is at the time I write this no answer with over 0 net votes on that question, so I don't think we can make up much in the way of consensus from that question.

• Are technical questions about specific software that happens to be open source on-topic? where the subject of the question is how to use the specific software (which, unrelatedly, happens to be open source). The answer is no, technical support for an open source product is off topic here.

• Do we want to allow specific questions? A question on specialized questions. The outcome was that questions applicable to a narrow group are on topic.

Does this question "ask for support for a specific open source product" as examplified in the second meta discussion? More importantly, is it on topic?