I would like to ask a question about converting fonts for use on a web site.  The question will involve the existence of suitable software, as well as a question on the legality or suitability of the license.  Where is the best place to ask this?  Edit:  This is the actual question (I don’t expect it to be answered here, of course):  I would like to convert a font which uses the Open Font License to WOFF for use on a web site. My understanding is that this conversion probably contravenes the license. However, I have also read     Please note that most WOFF conversion tools and online services do not meet the two requirements listed above   —  (section 2.2)  This suggests that some tools do meet the requirements.  Can anybody suggest any software tools which meet this requirement? Preferably Open Source, and available on Linux or Macintosh.
Is it appropriate to ask questions about software licenses/licensing on ? Or is the appropriate place  ? Or is there no appropriate site currently and we should suggest such a site on ?
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