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    At what point does a microservices architecture become "worth it" vs. a monolithic ASP.NET web application? Commented 2 days ago
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    The lack of substance in this question makes it effectively a homework question, which is off-topic for this site. Regardless of you literally attending school or not, this question does not show any meaningful research on the topic, nor does it ask any concrete question. Commented 2 days ago
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    @Flater: I think this is a question where we might consider to loosen our quality standards a bit due to the fact activity has dropped the last years. Yes, the question does not show much research - still it seems it can be answered in a concise manner (the already existing answers show this). As I can see from a former comment of yours, you are not opposed to this? Commented yesterday
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    @DocBrown Lowering the standards on broadness are one thing, but this question shows no effort on the poster's part whatsoever. Another major difference with the question you linked is that it is a question to a concrete problem, whereas this question is asking for a broad theoretical topic. This wouldn't be loosening our quality standards, it would be throwing them out the door. Commented yesterday
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    who cares about the questioners motivation when its a popular question with popular answers? Commented 18 hours ago