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Explore Stack InternalTo expand on my answermy answer:
@Simon Brown that's why SE-type sites allow you to edit questions and answers. Because the information changes over time. :-)
Site policies will always change. The crux of Stack Exchange is to be able to edit that information when it changes.
How many Facebook questions would have to be closed because their privacy policy is ever changing? By definition, any privacy question would be closed as too localized.
To expand on my answer:
Site policies will always change. The crux of Stack Exchange is to be able to edit that information when it changes.
How many Facebook questions would have to be closed because their privacy policy is ever changing? By definition, any privacy question would be closed as too localized.
To expand on my answer:
@Simon Brown that's why SE-type sites allow you to edit questions and answers. Because the information changes over time. :-)
Site policies will always change. The crux of Stack Exchange is to be able to edit that information when it changes.
How many Facebook questions would have to be closed because their privacy policy is ever changing? By definition, any privacy question would be closed as too localized.
To expand on my answer:
Site policies will always change. The crux of Stack Exchange is to be able to edit that information when it changes.
How many Facebook questions would have to be closed because their privacy policy is ever changing? By definition, any privacy question would be closed as too localized.
