Purpose, Objectives, and Scope. Take a minute and define why you are doing the migration (purpose), what you expect to accomplish (objectives), and the limitations of the project (scope). It's a good idea to establish these parameters to keep the project focused.
Prevent this from happening by installing an unfurl sleeve at the top and bottom of your flag. With these sleeves on the flagpole, you can attach your flag to the sleeves. As the wind blows, the sleeves will rotate around the pole, preventing the flag from wrapping around the flagpole. Unfurlers of this type are for use with bracket-mount household flagpoles that are an inch or less in diameter.
Above other flags - Hang the flag above any other flag on the same pole. Other flags, separate poles - Hang all flags on equal poles. Hang the U.S. flag on its own right, hoist it first and lower it last. In a window - Hang the flag vertically with the stars to the left of anyone looking at it from the street. Half-mast - This is a sign of mourning. Raise the flag to the top of the pole then lower it to the half way point.