Hello, can someone submit an answer to a question for me? I do not have enough reputation. This is the Question: workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/95896/…

I would like to tell him to go on a complete nutritional balancing programm to restore his body health. drlwilson.com/articles/adrenal_burnout.htm

Information on that site might benefit him in general, something like this: "1. Helping yourself versus helping others. Thinking about and assisting others and their needs is a key to a balanced lifestyle. However, this must be balanced with a healthy self-concern so that you do not ‘burn out’ helping others and forgetting to care for yourself and your own needs."

drlwilson.com/ARTICLES/LIFESTYLE-HEALTHY.htm

Thank you!

@Halloween_Udo, the only time you would need even minimal rep to post an answer on any SE site is if the question is protected (that's sometimes done if a question starts attracting spam or low quality answers from unregistered or brand new users who don't understand the site concept). That question isn't protected. You should be able to post an answer yourself.

@fixer1234 That question is protected. 10 rep required. OP has only 1

@Halloween_Udo The question is protected so 10 rep is need to add an answer. You have only 1 rep on workplace.

@DavidPostill Am I being blind? I can't see a notice on it...

@Mokubai Scroll to the bottom of the page :)

Oh, I see, right at the bottom of the question where the answer area would be. Not used to seeing it there

@DavidPostill Yeah, just saw it.

@Mokubai Exactly. I made the same mistake.

Okay it's out of the way, but it makes it not immediately obvious what the problem would be.

@Mokubai Hence me making a fool of myself in TL :)

I'm too used to seeing it at the top, just under the question. I suppose under rep limit it is a "this is why you can't post answers" at the bottom, but once you have the rep to add answers regardless then it appears at the top as a "this has seen a lot of garbage already so post with care" warning.