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@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO--that's my view (more thannot an advice). Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO--that's my view (more than an advice). Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO--that's my view (not an advice). Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

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@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO--that's my view (more than an advice). Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO. Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO--that's my view (more than an advice). Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.

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@Amir, develop your judgment, have guts, and ask directly on the main Q&A MO. Asking first at meta may cause doubling the time and effort devoted to your question, at the expense of questions by other participants.