# [Help Center > Asking][1]

It is hard for me to visualize the proposed changes. Here is the current `Asking` help page:

> Code Review Stack Exchange is for sharing code from projects you are
> working on for peer review. If you are looking for feedback on a
> specific working piece of code from your project in the following
> areas…
> 
> - Best practices and design pattern usage
> - Security issues
> - Performance
> - Correctness in unanticipated cases
> 
> then you are in the right place!

I look at that, and suggest the following may be more useful:

> Code Review Stack Exchange is for sharing code from projects you are
> working on for peer review. If you are looking for feedback on a
> specific working piece of code from your project in the following
> areas…
> 
> - is the code [tag:clean-code] ([tag:readability], [tag:code-organization] )?
> - does it conform to [tag:best-practice] ([tag:code-smell])?
> - does it correctly implement [tag:design-patterns] ( [tag:mvc], [tag:singleton], [tag:dependency-injection], etc.)?
> - does it fully implement this [tag:algorithm] ( [tag:data-structures], [tag:security], [tag:recursion], etc.)?
> - is there any [tag:optimization] available ( [tag:memory-management], [tag:Performance], etc.)?
> - are there any unanticipated cases where it may fail?
> 
> then you are in the right place!


The above not only helps clarify what is on topic, but also directs the asker to specific tags.

Also:

 - I don't like specifically identifying 'security' as an on-topic item. I don't mind the tag (it has it's place), but security questions are likely better on [security.se](https://security.stackexchange.com/)
 - I don't like the idea that hunting for 'edge-cases' is on topic.


 [1]: https://codereview.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic