One of the most common uses is when configuring nginx. Site config files are in sites-available, and you create symlinks to sites-enabled, so you can always remove sites by deleting them from sites-enabled directory without losing the original configuration files.
One of the most common uses is when configuring nginx. Site config files are in sites-available, and you create symlinks to sites-enabled, so you can always remove sites by deleting them from sites-enabled directory without losing the original configuration files.
Indeed, thanks for adding!