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replaced http://moderators.stackexchange.com/ with https://communitybuilding.stackexchange.com/
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An answer to a question popped up recently that gave instructions on how to configure certain settings on PHPBB.

http://moderators.stackexchange.com/a/378/148https://communitybuilding.stackexchange.com/a/378/148

So, to preempt "How do I destroy a user from my {forum backend name} system" type questions, would we consider these to be on-topic for this site?

It could open the door to lots of software support queries, but they would be specific queries from moderators wanting to know how to do a certain mod task, which may well be on-topic in general.

An answer to a question popped up recently that gave instructions on how to configure certain settings on PHPBB.

http://moderators.stackexchange.com/a/378/148

So, to preempt "How do I destroy a user from my {forum backend name} system" type questions, would we consider these to be on-topic for this site?

It could open the door to lots of software support queries, but they would be specific queries from moderators wanting to know how to do a certain mod task, which may well be on-topic in general.

An answer to a question popped up recently that gave instructions on how to configure certain settings on PHPBB.

https://communitybuilding.stackexchange.com/a/378/148

So, to preempt "How do I destroy a user from my {forum backend name} system" type questions, would we consider these to be on-topic for this site?

It could open the door to lots of software support queries, but they would be specific queries from moderators wanting to know how to do a certain mod task, which may well be on-topic in general.

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Are questions about how to use moderator software / systems on-topic?

An answer to a question popped up recently that gave instructions on how to configure certain settings on PHPBB.

http://moderators.stackexchange.com/a/378/148

So, to preempt "How do I destroy a user from my {forum backend name} system" type questions, would we consider these to be on-topic for this site?

It could open the door to lots of software support queries, but they would be specific queries from moderators wanting to know how to do a certain mod task, which may well be on-topic in general.