There is a big number of Stack Exchange sites, so much so that sometimes it's difficult to choose the more appropriate site for our questions. Sometimes there is more than a site that fits to our question. For example, when I have a question about a engineering problem governing by a differential equation and that I want to solve with a computer algebra system implemented in a library in python lenguage. That type of question covers several subjects and it's complicated to choose 1 site for that question.  I was search about how I can find the Stack Exchange site which fit to my question, and I found the next question:      After read that question, I consider that searching the site's tags and reading their tag wikis and to see the frequency of the use of the tag helps a lot to know if my question fits to the site. But search the tags through the all possible sites is a hard work, so I would like to know if exist a way to list all the tags used throught all the Stack Exchange sites. This will help us to find a specific tag that fits to my question and then to find which SE site this tag belong to.  Is there a way to list all the used tags through all the Stack Exchange sites? or is there a webpage that contain that list of all tags of all Stack Exchange sites?
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I want to find all questions tagged  on the meta sites of . Is there a better way than searching manually on each individual site?
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I frequent many of the SE sites, but sometimes I have a question on a topic that doesn't fit into any of the sites I've already used.  I find it difficult to find the right site (if one exists at all) for my new question. For example, I have a question about ipod functionality.  I'm not sure where to post it, so I looked at all the sites on the bottom, but didn't see anything.  I was on fitness.stackexchange.com at the time, and all of the links for different sites are blue, and they are in no order (or at least no order that I can tell) so it's very hard to parse.  I was looking for something like &quot;apple&quot; or &quot;iOS&quot; but didn't see it. Then I went to the main &quot;directory&quot; (or what I think of as the main directory) -  - again, this is very difficult to parse.  &quot;Bubbles&quot; are different sizes, and again in no specific order.  The only thing I could think to do was to actually do a text search on the web page for &quot;apple&quot;, and it wasn't there so I gave up and came here to ask. The worst part is that once I came here (meta), I glanced at the bottom of the page and immediate saw &quot;apple&quot;!  This link wasn't on the main directory, and wasn't in the collection of links on the other SE site (fitness).  So it was completely luck that I came to meta to ask this question, and the apple site happened to be in the links at the bottom of this page. Am I missing something?  Is there an easier way to find the list of SE sites?  And in general if I have a question, what's the best way to figure out what site to post it in?
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Often (via Google Now, or when searching for a solution to some problem), I'll open a question from a non-favourite site in the app. Sometimes, I'd like to see what else is going on in the site where the question was posted. Currently, I have one of two ways:   Via tag icon:   Click one of the tag icons beneath the title Delete the [tag] text (at which point, thankfully, the sorting changes to Active from Votes).  Via manually searching for the site, which is more cumbersome. I type in hard and Hardware Recommendations is the fourth entry (below Ask Different, Raspberry Pi and Arduino)! This more annoying for meta sites, where I have to pick Meta from the dropdown menu.   Can I pretty please have a way to head to the site directly from the question? Maybe:   the site name in the top bar could become clickable and lead to the site, or an option in the More menu?     This would be especially useful for Meta sites, where questions posted around the same time could be related. Interestingly enough, most questions that Google Now are for metas of sites I visit on occasion, but haven't pinned to the list.
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I wanted a list of sub-domains of Stack Exchange that are not mentioned over here   Some of the sub-domains I found which were not mentioned are       Are there any other which are not mentioned?    Mentions by , ,             Other mentions below which are not mentioned in "All Sites" but are mentioned in the drop down menu on the top left of the Stack Exchange website         Any other website that's left out ?
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My question is that I asked a question on stackoverflow.com and  I want to share my question to all other technical stackoverflow linked sites like ,  etc.  I want to share my question on only selected sites related to stackoverflow. I don't want to post duplicates, I just want to make my question visible for the users on the related site, that may not necessarily be the members of the both sites, but may be competent to answer.  Is there any option in StackExchange network to perform this operation?  Can any one suggest me how I can do this?
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I was doing a little cleanup in a tag recently, and was wanting to find any questions with only that tag, since that often means they weren't tagged very well and are in need of a few more.  Unfortunately, there was no good way in the advanced search to do this. You can exclude a specific tag, but there doesn't appear to be a way to exclude all but one (or a subset). Also, tags can't be quantified with a range operator like, for example, answers can (i.e. answers:3 for all questions with 3 or more answers).  Is there a way to do this with the current search that I've overlooked? If not, could a tags:N search option be added to narrow down the search based on the number of tags a question has?
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suggested to have templates for tags. Their example was with the  tag on Stack Overflow.  I'm suggesting a more general approach:  Templates, Mark II  I suggest that each site will have a template. That template will prefill the  textbox when a new question is asked. However, it will be completely optional.  Something like (for Stack Overflow):  ## The Problem ## { Please tell us what the problem is with as many details as possible.   Include language, operating system, and any other relevant information.   Remember to add the relevant tags below, too. } ## Attempted Solutions ## { Please tell us what you've tried so far. Have you tried searching Google?    What queries? } ## Existing Code ## { Do you have any existing code to show? Please keep it short and simple.    We should be able to detect the problem right away. }   Why am I suggesting this?  Well, it seems as though most users will stick with the default. They don't bother to read, and so prefilling the question form for them with information that we know might be relevant, will forceWe'll get to that in a second them to actually stop and read.  Scenarios:   Best case: User arrives to ask a question, actually reads the template, fills the correct information in the placeholders. (Yeah, because that'll happen a lot) Neutral: User simply removes all of the template text and rewrites their own question. Result is exact same as we have currently. Worst case: User will ignore or misunderstand the template, will use it wrong or not at all and we'll get something like  &lt;template text here, still unfilled&gt; &lt;(crappy) question&gt;   This can be solved in a couple different ways. We could detect the template tags (i.e. { }, subject to discussion), and throw an error when a user attempts to post with them still available. We could also act more autonomously and remove placeholders which still exist.    Some more points:   Templates should be per-site, not per-tag. Sure, there are differences between the tags, but all questions are expected to have the same general information, and this isn't meant to be a rule, but a guideline to help write better questions. Site templates should be editable by that site's mods, like close reasons. We could autofocus on the first placeholder, and perhaps implement TAB to jump from one placeholder to the other, similar to mixins in IDEs. This doesn't have to be implemented everywhere. This suggestion makes sense to Stack Overflow or Superuser, but not to Anime &amp; Manga or Gaming All of the details are subject to discussion, and all discussion is welcomed.
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I have few sites in one of my site. There is a list, with same name say 'SOW' in all of these sites, containing site specific data. Now, at the parent site i want to see all the data at one place from the 'SOW' list in each of the sub-sites.  Below is the representation of what i mean.                                  A (Root Site)              A1(Sub-Site)  A2(Sub-site)   A2(Sub-site) A2(Sub-site)                    SOW(List)      SOW(List)      SOW(List)    SOW(List)   Now, at "A (Root Site)" i want to see all the data from 'SOW(List)' of each "A1(Sub-Site)",  "A2(Sub-site)",  "A2(Sub-site)" and  "A2(Sub-site)"  Basically, i want to know whether we have some Out of the Box solution for this scenario. If not, let me know some custom solution.  Thanks in Advance.
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Is there a way to quickly save all my Stack Exchange content across all Stack Exchange sites, as hundreds of HTML pages? (for me probably 15 or 20 sites: SO, dsp.SE, unix.SE, etc.)?  The ideal way would be one .HTML file for each question that I asked / answered / commented? What would be the ideal tool for that?    Remark: I've already read interesting questions like  but it doesn't exactly answer my concern here.
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The  tag doesn't appear to be very useful.  It's used in a variety of ways (for reading, writing, showing, transforming, compiling, translating, obfuscating, obtaining, ... source code) on 1747 questions right now, and doesn't appear to be adding any classification value to the site.  Can we get rid of it?
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There is . Is the site appropriate for stuff related to requesting frameworks and libraries? Or should we have another site for that (e.g. name it Frameworks Recommendations or stuff alike)?  I can ask stuff there like: I need a software satisfying W, X, Y, and Z, but I'd like -some day- ask like: I need a Python library satisfying W, X, Y, and Z. The audience may be (and perhaps will be) different.    Is that website on-topic for stuff like that? Or should we open another proposal for that?  No: It's not about asking for a giga-dump for subjectivish questions. The linked-to-dupe question was written and answered with an old mindset and without Software Recommendations in mind. Also it does not consider this specific kind of questions but all the crap in one place. So, no,  is not an appropriate dupe mark for this question.
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I'd like to be able to search for questions by multiple tags; for example "questions tagged 'nhibernate' and 'web-services'".  I can get close by searching for "nhibernate web-services" but the results tend to be a few questions that relate to both terms--but much more largely just questions that relate to one or the other.
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I want to search for several related tags at once. When I type multiple tag-names in the search box, only one gets selected and I have to sift through a horde of non-pertinent questions.   E.g. 1: I want to find all questions where 'java' AND 'netbeans' AND 'tomcat' all are defined per question.  E.g. 2: (this may be a bit much to hope for) I want to find all questions where 'java' AND 'netbeans' BUT_NOT 'tomcat' is defined.  Alternatively, is there a way to search through the previous search results?  Is this possible?
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First off, if this is an exact duplicate somewhere, I will find it quite ironic (and even more clearly need an answer to this question...).  I am wondering how to best find duplicate questions. Currently, I try to use a combination of "I remember a question about this..." and then browsing tags or searching terms. Normally this doesn't work so I resort to a google search with site:_____.stackexchange.com as a search term and what I believe would be keywords. Note this might be site:workplace.stackexchange.com or site:stackoverflow.com depending on what site.  I notice a lot of questions closed as duplicates (rightly so) which leads me to believe I'm missing something about this. Or is it as simple as some people having spent so much more time on SE sites that they have read and thus remember most questions?  What is the best way to find duplicate questions?  As a note,  is related and  is somewhat related (but doesn't directly address my question nor do the answers).
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I frequent Stack Overflow a lot and there are many questions that get downvoted because they don't fit in the "Code only" question format. There are many users who will immediately downvote people for asking the question in the wrong place, but whoe never provide suggestions about WHERE they should be asking that question.  My question is: Is there a good description of what types of questions are acceptable in each of the Stack Exchange family of sites?    I know there is an FAQ, but this really does not address which types of question is fit for each site.
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Some questions might be asked on three different sites, each site needing three different answers. For example, a question about a text editor.  So perhaps there should be a way to link the questions on the three different sites. Adding a link manually in the questions is certainly possible, but perhaps a feature officially supporting this will be beneficial.
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Generally chat.&lt;site&gt;.com redirects to chat.stackexchange.com/?tab=site&amp;host=&lt;site&gt;.com and go for same thing but here you can check your self:       Both are Different!  If one visits  and select site: StackOverflow, then it outputs  and they miss rooms that are only listed by .  So, why does this happen? Is this a bug?  Note: I found this while  for general chat-room at StackOverflow; see chat-discussion