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2023 Moderator Election Q&A – Question Collection

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Who are the experts? Not us. We've grown a philosophical bezoar - let's work this through!

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Are questions about scientific papers on-topic here?

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Why are we accepting "asked and answered" posts?

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2023 Moderator Election Q&A – Question Collection

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Should we embrace non-Googlers?

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What sorts of identification questions about nonfiction works are on-topic?

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Our site can be cold, unforgiving, and unapproachable. We're driving people away. What should we do about it?

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What are some common reasons that people downvote?

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What should be our policy on spoiler formatting, and on editing it into/out of posts?

answered Dec 19, 2024 at 14:54

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Should we answer questions about what page number something is on?

answered Mar 25 at 9:13

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Should we start deleting answers that don't support their claims?

answered Jan 29, 2018 at 17:23

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What was the best book you read or your greatest literary discovery in 2024?

answered Dec 4, 2024 at 9:17

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Do we want to accept "how do I start?" type questions?

answered Mar 28, 2023 at 20:36

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Is the [writing-process] tag worth it?

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Do either/both of these two questions fall under our "recommendations" close reason?

answered Aug 28, 2018 at 10:37

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Do we want tags for literary movements and periods?

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When and how do you re-read a book you've already read?

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Policy on questions based on homework or tests

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2023 Community Moderator Election Results

2023 Moderator Election Q&A – Question Collection

Who are the experts? Not us. We've grown a philosophical bezoar - let's work this through!

Are questions about scientific papers on-topic here?

Why are we accepting "asked and answered" posts?

2023 Moderator Election Q&A – Question Collection

Should we embrace non-Googlers?

What sorts of identification questions about nonfiction works are on-topic?

Our site can be cold, unforgiving, and unapproachable. We're driving people away. What should we do about it?

What are some common reasons that people downvote?

What should be our policy on spoiler formatting, and on editing it into/out of posts?

Should we answer questions about what page number something is on?

Should we start deleting answers that don't support their claims?

What was the best book you read or your greatest literary discovery in 2024?

Do we want to accept "how do I start?" type questions?

Is the [writing-process] tag worth it?

Do either/both of these two questions fall under our "recommendations" close reason?

Do we want tags for literary movements and periods?

When and how do you re-read a book you've already read?

Policy on questions based on homework or tests