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Do we really need the tag [plot-explanation]?
For plot-explanation, having that many questions tagged is a warning sign that the tag is too generic to be useful. I say we delete it.
On the other hand, plot-inconsistency is much more reasonable i …
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Is it okay to have poor answers partly consisting of the existing answers that were posted l...
There are two approaches to "low quality" answers.
One is to comment and downvote, especially if the answer does have some useful content.
The other is to comment and flag (there is a flag for "very …
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Dealing with "recommendation" questions
We now have this question. Future questions of this type can be closed as duplicates.
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