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For questions about what is/isn't, or should/shouldn't be, on-topic or off-topic, and why.
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For questions about tags, which are keywords that group related questions.
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For posts about asking questions. If you have a post about whether something is on-topic or not, consider using [scope] instead.
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You need help with the use of one or more of the site's features.
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For questions about a specific question on Law Stack Exchange
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Questions about the practice of offering legal advice. Also for meta questions about what is and is not a specific request for legal advice, and what should be done about questions found to be RSLAs
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For questions and guidance about closing/migrating questions, and why.
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Our site has a general disclaimer at law.stackexchange.com/help/disclaimer. Use this for questions about that disclaimer, or changes to it. Also use this tag for questions about disclaimers posted by …
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Questions about whether and how to permit, require, request, acknowledge or vet statements of credentials, particularly legal credentials, by posters.
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