Revisions to Vim questions: do they belong to Stack Overflow or Super User?

replaced http://stackoverflow.com/ with https://stackoverflow.com/

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The Stack Overflow FAQ page Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

If you're looking for somewhere else to post your question, might I suggest the dedicated Vi and Vim Stack Exchange site, currently in public beta.

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

If you're looking for somewhere else to post your question, might I suggest the dedicated Vi and Vim Stack Exchange site, currently in public beta.

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

If you're looking for somewhere else to post your question, might I suggest the dedicated Vi and Vim Stack Exchange site, currently in public beta.

Add link to vi.stackexchange.com

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edited Jul 11, 2016 at 8:51

Rich

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The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

If you're looking for somewhere else to post your question, might I suggest the dedicated Vi and Vim Stack Exchange site, currently in public beta.

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

If you're looking for somewhere else to post your question, might I suggest the dedicated Vi and Vim Stack Exchange site, currently in public beta.

Remove pointless commentary

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edited Feb 6, 2015 at 15:51

Rich

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The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

The Stack Overflow FAQ page states:

Update (2015-02-06):

Since I originally wrote this answer, the Stack Overflow Help pages have been changed, and now they state:

So questions about Vim are currently on-topic only if they are "unique to software development". So for example a question about cindent would be on-topic, but a question about autoindent might not be, depending on context, and a question about how macros work definitely would not be.

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answered Apr 30, 2012 at 14:38

Rich

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