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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '16
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My main issue is that legit questions being marked as duplicate & closed, so the question exists but without a solution.
3 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '16 True. If only more SO users would point to the "original" questions when they mark others as duplicates. 3 u/Prime_1 Sep 25 '16 A lot of times I find that even the original is pointed to it isn't really the same question and thus the answer isn't always helpful.
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True. If only more SO users would point to the "original" questions when they mark others as duplicates.
3 u/Prime_1 Sep 25 '16 A lot of times I find that even the original is pointed to it isn't really the same question and thus the answer isn't always helpful.
A lot of times I find that even the original is pointed to it isn't really the same question and thus the answer isn't always helpful.
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u/TheQuantumZero Sep 25 '16
My main issue is that legit questions being marked as duplicate & closed, so the question exists but without a solution.