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Proposed Post Notice/Catch All: How do I ensure my website is operating within the law?
Revised to include "IANAL" language without stating question is unanswerable
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Proposed Post Notice/Catch All: How do I ensure my website is operating within the law?
Redefined as post notice, added call for community support
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Proposed Post Notice/Catch All: How do I ensure my website is operating within the law?
Minor typo correction
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Can the tags "web" and "website" be blacklisted?
Widows and orphans - they are no more.
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Ok to ask a more specific version of a previous question?
If the present answers would still apply to your revised question (even if they detail steps you've subsequently taken) then I would consider it the same question.
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There are two elections in the community bulletin
Most likely - interesting that both messages' links include
?cb=1
("Community Bulletin #1"?) - looks like something for SE employees to investigate.
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duplicate question
@Oatman Slipped my mind in my initial reply, but I would recommend mwusers.com as a forum for posing your question as-is for extended discussion amongst other MediaWiki users :)
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Why was this question closed as "off-topic"?
The original question was "For the average business, how should they identify their payment processing requirements, and research related payment collect methods?" and, given this site's scope the question would be off-topic (though, if the general scope of another SE site encompassed this topic, the question would still need to be revised to avoid being closed as not constructive). Closing meta discussion per request.