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• each answer is equally valid: "What is your favorite ______?"
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• There is no problem to solve: "I'm curious if other people feel the same way I do."
• We are asked an open-ended, hypothetical question: "What if ______ happened?"
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(The section above was adapted from Stack Overflow's FAQ.)

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Answers should not add or expand upon questions. Rather, modify the question or add a comment.

Answers should not add or expand upon questions. Instead, add a comment to the other answers.

Answers should not merely refer to other questions. Instead, add the comment "Possible duplicate of...". Consequently, it is acceptable to include links to other questions or answers that provide additional relevant information.

Answers should not merely provide a link to a solution. Instead, present the solution within your answer, even if it is a duplicate. Links are welcome but should only supplement answers, provide sources, or offer additional reading material.

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Consequently, questions and answers can be modified, similar to wiki pages, by experienced users of this website to enhance the overall quality of knowledge and content. Such privileges are assigned based on karma level: you will be able to perform the same actions once your karma is sufficiently high.

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