Questions tagged [closed-questions]
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How to get a substantially altered question reopened
Questions can be edited. An edit might simply be tidying the question up - e.g. correcting spelling, punctuation or grammar - or it might be a more substantial edit designed to make the question ...
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Why was my question closed and incorrectly called "homework?"
Why was What happens if other contractors also agree to accept a lower sum in full satisfaction of their own debts? closed? I admit it's long, but I don't want to risk losing context by shortening it.
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Why was my question (and my education) heavily attacked/interrogated by people who did not even comment on my Content?
Does anybody have any answer/comment/evaluation of https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/57223/in-congressional-hearings-what-law-policy-dictates-how-to-record-connectivity-is, for my actual words, ...
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Post was improperly closed
A moderator closed this question under pretext that it is "off-topic". No one else had VTC so far, and the post is neither spam nor "egregious" so as to warrant mod intervention.
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Producing several focused questions with duplicate content
My question was closed:
Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers.
Update the question so it focuses on one problem only. This will help others answer the ...
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Why was my second question regarding the Theft Act closed?
The reasons for closing Why potentially guilty of theft if you pick wild mushrooms on someone’s land for reward, but not if to deprive land owner of opportunity to pick? feel unjust.
Does this ...
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Closure: What did Holmes J. mean by 'molar to molecular actions'?
https://law.stackexchange.com/q/10900/89 was closed, but why? The quote originates from Holmes's judgment in a US Supreme Court case, which obviously presumes knowledge of law.