@Firelord I am kind of stuck in between. I want to contribute to my own feature request. Do I do it by answer and by editing question with updates?

@SarpSTA I recommend to do it by answer. Leave the question untouched. The details we need for implementation are supposed to come out from an answer.

Hey y'all. Nexus phones are topical here, right? I have a Nexus 6P and I've been looking into cases for it, and Google's made their own fabric-backed case which looks amazing, but a gottabemobile review and some comments suggest the fit's not very good and the buttons are awful quite often. Do we know if this is still a thing?

(I imagine this might not be a good mainsite question, but please correct me if I'm wrong!)

@doppelgreener: It would be off topic for two reasons 1.*Questions asking us to find or recommend an app, device, ROM, accessory or off-site resource are off-topic for Android Enthusiasts as they tend to attract opinionated answers and spam and become obsolete quickly*

Can be closed as opinion based-Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise

Oh! I'm not actually interested in recommendations of cases, I'm fine sussing that out on my own. There's just a specific design flaw in a specific case I'm seeing inconsistent reports of (some reviews and comments mention it, some don't or disagree with it).

@doppelgreener: that would still be considered opinion based IMO, if that were to be posted as a question on main site.

@beeshyams Ta.

Sorry, I think I got you wrong. If you are looking for answers on chat and not main site, maybe someone can pitch in @doppelgreener

@beeshyams Yeah, I'm asking on chat since I figure it's not appropriate for main site. Though I was also curious if it maybe was appropriate - never hurts to check. :)

@doppelgreener Especially never hurts to check first (good thinking!). And no, shopping recommendations (that's what it counts for) are off-topic on most if not all SE sites.