> The NAA feedback is disabled on questions, as questions are, in fact, not answers. But what if the question is VLQ, off-topic, too broad, or otherwise considered ‘bad’ by SE’s quality standards? Often, it’s not entirely clear whether the tp- or fp- feedbacks are appropriate.
In these cases, it’s recommended that you pick the feedback type that feels most appropriate (if you’re still unsure, err on the side of caution and choose f). Then, leave a comment on the post indicating what is wrong with it, and why you chose that feedback.
this might sound like Unpopular Opinion, but of the ones that aren't actually spam, @Mast, which APNews articles are actually relevant to any specific post?
