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  1. ###Debunk Question:
  2. Questions here are expected to be __specific programming problems__ expressed _clearly_. Please take a __[tour]__.
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  4. ###Ununderstandable Question:
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  7. ###gimme-teh-codez
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  10. ###recommend
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  13. ###Opinionated Question:
  14. Questions here are expected to __target specific programming problems__. Please take a __[tour]__.
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  16. ###What have you tried?
  17. Questions here should __show research effort or attempts__. [What have you tried?](http://whathaveyoutried.com) Please take a __[tour]__.
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  19. ###clear problem statement
  20. Questions here are expected to __target specific programming problems__ - What's the _expected behaviour_, _specific error or unexpected behaviour you're getting_ (A clear problem statement), and a ___reproducible example___? Please take a __[tour]__. Also see a [__Minimal__, __Complete__, and __Verifiable__ example](http://$SITEURL$/help/mcve) or a [__Short__, __Self Contained__, Correct (__Compilable__) example](http://sscce.org/).
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  22. ###Salvaged Question:
  23. I've edited your question for you. Please __format__, and __comment through__ your code yourself next time - The formatter that comes with your IDE is helpful and it improves the readability of these questions.
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  25. ###Salvaged Code:
  26. I've formatted your code for you. Please __format__, and __comment through__ your code yourself next time - The formatter that comes with your IDE is helpful and it improves the readability of these questions.
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  28. ###Bad Code:
  29. Please __format__, __comment__ and __explain__ your code. It's hard to read at the moment.
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  31. ###Too Much Code!
  32. That's a lot of code. Please see a [__Minimal__, __Complete__, and __Verifiable__ example](http://$SITEURL$/help/mcve) or a [__Short__, __Self Contained__, Correct (__Compilable__) example](http://sscce.org/)
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  34. ###Downvoting
  35. Up/downvotes are casted by the users in the community to indicate if posts are useful (See hover popup on vote buttons), not as an encouragement to attempting. On another hand, [users are encouraged to vote](http://$SITEURL$/help/why-vote) and [are allowed / supposed to downvote for the content like so (except targeting other users)](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/q/252677](http://meta.stackexchange.com/q/74666). Also, [upvotes are not for correcting downvotes](http://meta.stackexchange.com/q/74666/).
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  38. Please don't yell in all caps as they are noise and will likely deprive you from good answers.
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  49. ###LQP
  50. Hey, your post showed up in the Low Quality Posts queue. Might want to complete the answer by adding details and addressing the question.
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  52. ###Reopen
  53. I've voted to reopen the question. Please take a __[tour]__ and see if there is any way you can further improve the question.
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  55. ###Regex parsing HTML
  56. @ You have fun with that... [That zalgo rant means nothing to us RegEx wizards](http://meta.stackoverflow.com/q/261561/), [and the statement that HTML cannot be parsed by regex has already been disproved.](http://$SITEURL$/a/4234491/)
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  58. ###Don't call us a forum!
  59. We're not a forum. By the way, take a [tour], and you can chat in a relevant [chat room](http://chat.stackoverflow.com/) once you have sufficient [reputation](http://$SITEURL$/help/whats-reputation).
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  61. ###Link-only-still-valid
  62. While this answer may theoretically answer the question, [it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here](http://meta.stackexchange.com/a/8259), and provide the link for reference. Please add the relevant content directly to your answer, as it'll prevent further link rot.
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  64. ###Link-only
  65. If you have some time, consider fixing the post by including relevant information in the answer itself, and link to the referenced site. This answer has became invalid since the linked page changed.
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  67. ###is comment
  68. This should had been a comment on the other answers than an actual answer. The `Post Answer` button should only be used to add a new solution to the thread.
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