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I like the proposal text and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground. One concern I have is the general thing with "malformed questions". I strongly advocate for not h...
#4: Post edited
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Andreas witnessed the end of the world today
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2024-09-07T01:32:35Z (3 months ago)
Remove unnecessary statements/requirements. Including this does no good. It only detracts, and frustrates readers. It's not constructive.
Allowed types of questions for Worldbuilding
_This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be. Downvotes mean nothing._<hr>- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions".- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
- Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the **input queue** or there should definitely be a **sandbox** for it.
Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).What are your thoughts on this?(This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be)
- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
- One concern I have is the general thing with "malformed questions".
- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
- Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the **input queue** or there should definitely be a **sandbox** for it.
- Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).
#3: Post edited
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Antares
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2024-09-06T21:50:54Z (3 months ago)
- _This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be. Downvotes mean nothing._
- <hr>
- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
- One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions".
- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the input queue or there should definitely be a sandbox for it.- Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).
- What are your thoughts on this?
- (This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be)
- _This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be. Downvotes mean nothing._
- <hr>
- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
- One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions".
- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
- Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the **input queue** or there should definitely be a **sandbox** for it.
- Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).
- What are your thoughts on this?
- (This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be)
#2: Post edited
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Antares
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2024-09-05T23:58:18Z (3 months ago)
- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
- One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions".
- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
- Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the input queue or there should definitely be a sandbox for it.
- Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).
What are your thoughts on this?
- _This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be. Downvotes mean nothing._
- <hr>
- I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground.
- One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions".
- I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)).
- Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the input queue or there should definitely be a sandbox for it.
- Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question).
- What are your thoughts on this?
- (This question is dedicated only to those who are planning on becoming an active member of the community-to-be)
#1: Initial revision
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Antares
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2024-09-05T23:13:56Z (3 months ago)
Allowed types of questions for Worldbuilding
I like [the proposal text](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292424) and have actually very little to add. Should be a solid starting ground. One concern I have is the general thing with "mal-formed questions". I strongly advocate for not having a strict policy of "ask your question correctly or it gets closed". I would like to emphasize to focus on the "intent" of a question and ask back if there is something unclear. Also of course, creative questions, brainstorming etc. are welcomed (maybe with some focus recommendations like in [Creative Challenges](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292413)). Thus, either such questions are handled directly inside the input queue or there should definitely be a sandbox for it. Also see my posting on Proposals:Meta "[Can I ask Worldbuilding questions here?](https://proposals.codidact.com/posts/292452)", where I have laid out that thought in more detail (especially in the answer to that question). What are your thoughts on this?