I have a question about how to do something in Microsoft Word. I'm not sure which Stack Exchange site to use. Any tips?
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I would like to ask a question about Microsoft Word. It is the software itself based not coding related. The question is about table shapes. Which one is most proper ?
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Say I have a question and I'm not sure what Stack Exchange site to ask it on. Is there a place to ask a question and get it routed to the correct Stack Exchange site?
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The  and  Stack Exchange sites have a great feature that allows a user to quickly . This is accomplished by clicking share and then clicking cite:    For ease of copying and pasting the cite feature even provides the  and  LaTeX formats (something which probably wouldn't be needed on other sites).  Currently I am working on a paper which has heavily referenced the  site. As such having the ability to quickly cite each question / answer would be incredibly helpful. While I agree the ability to easily cite is more applicable to certain SE sites, this seems like a frictionless feature with a lot of benefit.  Is there a reason this feature isn't available across the entire Stack Exchange network? Is this something that each Stack Exchange site needs to decide within its community (i.e. I need to move this discussion to meta.ux.se)? Can the ability to cite question and answers please be added to all other Stack Exchange sites?
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What's the best blog post/video/tweet/whatever to explain how the Stack Exchange system works to regular people? I am trying to gauge interest for a new Stack Exchange site, but I want to explain it to people as best (and preferably) as visually as I can. Any YouTube clips breaking it down?  anyone?  Note: I am fully aware of , but mine is about Stack Exchange, not Stack Overflow.  Most people think I'm describing traditional forum software, which they know sucks. Is there some way to describe the magic of how the design of the Stack Exchange system actually produces useful results very quickly? I can describe generally that it is a Q&amp;A site that users vote on the answers, but Stack Overflow feels like so much more. Am I perhaps thinking too big about this?
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Where should I post question like:     Where can I find books on [some programing subject]?   or      Online sources for learning  [some programing technique]?   ? ? Should it be community wiki? or is it a taboo in the ?
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I just went to post a question on another Stack Exchange site and my spell checker is telling me that asker is incorrect but answerer is correct.  Is asker wrong? What should I use instead?
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I often use Stack Exchange sites from my smartphone. It works great, but I always have to switch to full version to see view counts of a question. Can you please add it? There's plenty of space on question page for it to place. I request community to suggest a location.
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I got a mail from the Stack Exchange Travel Site that I am one of the top users this month.  In the email, I saw:     Email us directly at team@stackoverflow.com any time   Why are they putting @stackoverflow.com there instead of @stackexchange.com?
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I just tried to edit a post on Stack Overflow but when I pressed the 'edit' button it showed me this message on a white page.    I know what the message means but I don't think it is supposed to show up in a white page. So, is this a bug or is it something else?
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I have a series of quotes which I want to display in two separate quote blocks.  &gt; Are questions about Microsoft Word Online on-topic here? I don't &gt; really see any posted here, but perhaps I am not searching correctly. &gt; - mweiss &gt;  &gt; Yes, they are. We even have a specific tag: [tag:word-online]. -ale &gt;  &gt; Thanks! I'm sorry I missed that tag. -mweiss   When I try to add these to my post, they display as a single combined quote.     Are questions about Microsoft Word Online on-topic here? I don't   really see any posted here, but perhaps I am not searching correctly.   - mweiss      Yes, they are. We even have a specific tag: . -ale      Thanks! I'm sorry I missed that tag. -mweiss   How can I separate quotes so that they aren't combined into a single quote block?
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I'm currently working on many machine learning and computational algorithms, such as Singular Value Decomposition, Support Vector Machines, and others.  I'd like to ask questions about these topics, but I don't know which Stack Exchange website to use to post my questions.   Should I use ? Should I use ? Should I use ? Should I use ?   How do I tell?  What criteria do I use?
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I have a coding question with two compilable options. I want to ask which is better and why. Code review, programmers, stack exchange...im not really sure? Where is this question appropriate.   It may be an opinion based question and it may not. I don't really know until I know the answer. Like I said, both ways produce the same results, but I don't know which is the better practice.   What site does this belong on?
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I noticed recently on  that there is a cite option that will spit out a citation if you wish to reference a question or answer in a paper or whatever that may need citation.    This seems pretty useful and I can see why more academic related Stack Exchange sites may need this feature, but I was wondering why doesn't every Stack Exchange site have it? Wouldn't it be valuable to be able to cite from any Stack Exchange site? It seems appropriate for any of our sites.  I found a related question I linked below, but there were no answers on it. But I'm trying to distinguish this question apart from that asking it more as a question of why it isn't available and then a follow up as potentially a feature request.  Related:
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UPDATE: This is now live on all Stack Exchange sites. You can access it at /help or by clicking the "help" link in the top nav or footer of any page.   We can all agree that Stack Exchange is a complicated beast that takes a while to understand. New users can be overwhelmed and confused by all of the rules, where to find them, and how to abide by them. Even though many established users leave comments linking to helpful resources, or answer questions posted to metas, it's a scattershot way to help users learn our rules and answer their questions.  And so, we're introducing a new Help Center, which you can now see here on MSO: .  Here's what we're hoping to achieve:   Consolidate important information that is currently scattered throughout a great many resources: MSO and child metas'  lists, each site's official FAQ page, blog posts, and miscellaneous other resources like our  pages and  /  guides. Any rules or explanations of basic site mechanics should be easily accessible in one place. Allow easy linking and easy navigation. Each topic is separated out onto its own page, with a unique URL to allow pointed linking to that page. Each article page also has sidebar navigation that shows other topics in the same category, as well as a list of other categories, for the rare user who is motivated to read more. Use comprehensible language that non-power users will be able to understand. A lot of our guidance, written by the community and by Stack Exchange itself, uses jargon that can be unclear to users learning our system for the first time. We want to make sure terminology is sufficiently explained and use plain language wherever possible.   This Help Center will (once we roll it out to all sites) replace the current FAQ pages. Each site will continue to have its own  tag on meta, but any policy that is essential to the functioning of the community will be rolled into the appropriate section of the new Help Center.  What's broken, and what are we missing?  We're already planning to add more features and articles to the Help Center in the coming weeks, but we wanted to show you all the core of it and get your feedback. There are additional articles that we plan to include here (especially in the "Reputation &amp; Privileges" category), but the articles currently included should cover everything that exists in the current FAQ and old /help page /contact page (which will be redesigned when the new Help Center is live everywhere).  This is live only on MSO right now. We want to get your opinions about the Help Center in general, fix any bugs or typos you might find, and add any crucial information that's missing. Once we've addressed all those things, the new Help Center will roll out network-wide.   A couple of implementation notes:   We will be adding a "search" feature to the /help landing page that will make it easier for users with a specific problem to find the relevant article(s). Site moderators will be able to edit the  page to include lists of what is on- and off-topic for each site, just as they can currently edit the "What can I ask here?" part of the current FAQ. You may notice that some article titles are preceded by a round bullet. The bullet is temporary while Jin designs an icon, but those articles are "featured" articles; they are meant to draw attention to the most important site policies or most frequently encountered issues. Fixed   So there you have it. A new, consolidated, Help Center to provide a single resource for users looking to understand how our network works.  We're still making some small changes to this feature. Please continue to post here on meta if you encounter any bugs / typos / broken links. If you want to suggest a new page, have an issue specific to one site, or have another major change, you can start a new meta post and tag it .
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I'd like to post a question on StackOverflow, but I think I should be able to tag it with    . Poor me, there is no  tag; There is  and , I'm certainly not sure this is the right thing to do, so figure I'll start here.  Edit Question located here:
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I have a question about Microsoft Certifications. What is the best Stack Exchange site to ask that question on?  The question was about MCTS, whether it is an accumulation of tests (like MCSD) or if each test is stand alone.
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I have been using LaTeX for a long time now, and I find myself often going to this website to solve my problems. This often includes copy pasting codes which include \newcommand, \newenvironment and \def. I think it is time I start to learn how to use them so I can solve my problems myself! It is always better if you actually know what is going on inside your code.  I am wondering if there is any turtorial or book out there that handles how to use those commands. Or is the best way to learn to just mess with a random file?   Thanks in advance!  (Also this is my first time I post here after using this website for so long, I really appreciate everyone who posts and tries to help other people here!)