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General Tech Technology & Software 3 years ago
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manpreet 3 years ago
You should just address why you are limited to a specific technology, or only want input using that technology in the question so they know not to recommend others.
If you weren't specific about that, I wouldn't go downvoting good answers that use a different method. Sometimes seeing the different ways the problem can be solved is helpful even if you can't use the solution.
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3 years ago
I have found when I try and ask a question on a particular technology, I get a lot of comments leaning towards the realm of, "Don't use X technology when Y might be better suited." In some cases, the tools at hand dictate the technology and a specific way a solution can approached. Sometimes the answer to the question asked might not be the most efficient, but it answered the specific asked question.
Is there a way to mark questions on SO so users">users answering the question shy away from those type of comments/answers, or should I just downvote answers that don't match?