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The Stack Overflow Documentation content can be 'upstreamed' if it's worth doing so: - [Upstreaming content on Stack Overflow Documentation - Meta Stack Overfl
by aeorgnoieang 10y ago
The Stack Overflow Documentation content can be 'upstreamed' if it's worth doing so:
- [Upstreaming content on Stack Overflow Documentation - Meta Stack Overflow](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328438/upstreaming-content-on-stack-overflow-documentation/328998#328998 http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328438/upstreaming-c...)
And the point of the whole feature is to document things without good canonical (or non-canonical) documentation:
- [Creating a topic which already has good official documentation - Meta Stack Overflow](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328569/creating-a-topic-which-already-has-good-official-documentation http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/328569/creating-a-to...)
- detaro 10y agoDoesn't your first link explain why it generally can't be upstreamed, except if the project coincidentally also uses CC BY-SA 3.0, or a user makes a point explicitly granting a more compatible license?