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As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are frequent closing reasons, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

 

Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are frequent closing reasons, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

 

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are frequent closing reasons, I think we should simply put it into the page.

Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

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As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are frequent closing reasons of frequent ask questions, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are closing reasons of frequent ask questions, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are frequent closing reasons, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?

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Put close reasons on the help page

As stated in these comments on Would questions about peripherals asking in user perspective be on-topic?, these close reasons are currently not in the help page. Presumably that they are closing reasons of frequent ask questions, I think we should simply put it into the page.

#Questions about use are off-topic.

Questions on the use of electronic devices are off-topic as this site is intended specifically for questions on electronics design.

#Questions about repair are off-topic.

Questions on the repair of consumer electronics, appliances, or other devices must involve specific troubleshooting steps and demonstrate a good understanding of the underlying design of the device being repaired. See also: Is asking on how to fix a faulty circuit on topic?