Timeline for Request: For specific officiating decisions, eliminate or define the "notable" requirement

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Oct 23, 2018 at 18:13	comment	added	Nij Mod		Hopefully this will help other new users to understand where we tend to draw lines that are somewhat brighter against the background grey. It's certainly subjective to some extent, as unfortunately writing objective rules would be so impossibly filled with exception and condition that nobody would ever make sense of it. Instead we tend to go case by case and, if necessary, figure out broader decisions on meta.
Oct 23, 2018 at 12:10	comment	added	user16112		I don't necessarily agree, but I understand. I thought this is a site for people to get their questions answered, but people need to have the appropriate and relevant knowledge in order to answer such questions, which is most likely in a general or "notable" sense. I asked this question to bring attention to how subjective this sounds to a new user (I speak for myself here), leading me to consider whether or not the phrase (notable, et al) is necessary toward getting the point across (ie, question is too specific, opinionated, etc). I don't think it is, but I understand why it needs stated.
Oct 23, 2018 at 12:00	vote	accept	user16112
Oct 21, 2018 at 6:04	history	answered	NijMod	CC BY-SA 4.0