Are questions about Mendeley on-topic?

Question

I've answered two questions about Mendeley recently: How to cite in LaTeX using Mendeley? and Changing cite name in .bib files generated from Mendeley. I think they might be off-topic, but I can't decide.

These two questions are about Mendeley functionality specifically, rather than some other Mendeley questions on the Exchange that were about using Mendeley's .bib output (which I would judge to be more on-topic, since they're mostly related to BibTeX rather than Mendeley specifically). Examples of what I would consider definitely on-topic questions are:

• Warning Undefined citation from bibtex (export from Mendeley)
• Citations in Texmaker using Mendeley to form a bibtex database
• How to convert .bib generated by Mendeley for use with amsrefs

Are questions like the two quoted at the top on-topic for TeX.SX?

Answer 1

I think the first question is on-topic, since it is about how to use Mendeley's output in LaTeX, whereas the second question is off-topic, since it is about how to adjust Mendeley's output.