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When examining the best-practices for asking questions.
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I fully agree Jacob Jan.
It will give a better overview to what the community feels/thinks/wants, rather than a set of comments or overly complete answers.
Some stats: of the 130 questions asked, 5 …
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Should Moderators be Asking Questions?
I think moderators (at least the pro temp ones) should participate in the Q&A. Asking a good question is way more difficult than answering questions.
If they are to lead by example, then asking ques …
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Should Moderators be Asking Questions?
Thanks for voicing your opinion here Esa.
First, I was talking about moderators, and more specific towards the
pro tempore ones
Secondly, I posted my own answer, allowing me to express my opinion.
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Using Meta or Chat
I've noticed that Sports meta is often used as a quasi chat room. Questions are asked, but without any answers. Some of them contain huge comment lists.
I'm in favour of getting clear answers to the …
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Should Moderators be Asking Questions?
In my 4 months career here on Sports beta, I've asked 11 questions. Two out of the three moderators get stuck asking only 2 questions in approximately 1.5 year.
Should moderators, especially in beta …
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Are questions in the form/manner "How can I get started in [sport]?" on-topic?
I skipped that close review post, because I was having second thoughts, only to realize this meta post afterwards.
What strikes me is that people find the question too broad, but fail to edit the que …
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