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I have a question that was put on hold a little while ago. Not the end of the world, it was a question about agile development and that's not strictly a programmer topic. But when I looked at the on topic page I noticed that development methodologies was listed as the fourth item as on topic. Then I went over to Wikipedia just to check to make sure that development methodologies would include Agile development.

At this point, I'm unsure why the question was closed. To my mind it seems to fit the on topic portion of this Stack Exchange. So what about my question is off-topic? How could I phrase it differently to be on-topic?

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I think your question is definitely on topic so I've reopened it. Sometimes we (the community) get things wrong, so bringing it up here is the right thing to do.

Watch me get down voted on this one though.

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    I concur with your decision. It is clearly on topic as it is about approaching the problem from the standpoint of development methodologies and not so much about workplace issues.
    – maple_shaft Mod
    Commented Feb 7, 2014 at 12:18
  • +1 for reopening a clearly on-topic question.
    – miraculixx
    Commented Jun 12, 2014 at 22:42

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