From the perspective of badges, I was idly wondering what exactly defines a "well-received" question? Perhaps the more important question is where this information exists? Is it buried in some code somewhere or is there a nice repository somewhere? Or is it, perhaps, deliberately kept vague to p...

Rimworld is a tile-based videogame. There is a constructuble called a sun lamp, which provides light for indoors farming: . As you can see, the area covered by the lamp is 11 * 11, minus 1 for the lamp itself, minus 4 corners * 5 tiles not covered in each corner. That's 11*11-1-4*5 = 121-1-20 =...

Each set of minuses contains an integer in the range [1,5]. The given numbers are the sum of the surrounding 4 numbers. --- --- --- --- 13 14 11 --- --- --- --- 11 10 13 --- --- --- --- 11 9 14 --- --- --- --- Can you ...

If 1 is for Red,3 for Green, 7 for Blue 2 is for Orange,4 for Black, 6 for purple so, for even 2 4 6 for odd 1 3 7 what is in third row if odd is add in even but not greater than 6

My initial question had lots of answers, as we can practically choose the middle square to be anything we want, and work outwards to the exterior edges, with the corners providing the flexibility needed. So, as a bonus, I have added some more constraints. Same rules as before. 8 7...

While solving the number puzzle, I couldn't find any solution for this problem. Please help me solve it and briefly explain your answer. Which number will replace the question mark in the circle below?

I must use each number 2,0,1,9 (only once) to come up with an answer of 76

Here we go again, identifying a puzzling.se tag from 16 words you would have no idea of any similarity between them. I have made this one harder than the others though. huge feline obese untruth friend before succeed joyful wok ...

In the state of Minnesota, the home of five, My name from an attorney did contrive, I became who I am in 1904, An Indian reservation lives next door. What am I?

The suspects are Amos, Celia, Emilia, Gale, Jason, Mendy, Shizue, Timika, Vince. This is what you know from all those training sessions at the police academy: Guilty people sometimes lie and sometimes don't. Guilty people will always say their co-conspirators are innocent (if they mention them...

This is similar to my previous Applied Logic Challenge Problem but with a significant difference at the end which could make this problem somewhat more difficult. Again it is a problem of my own devising. You must determine what can be concluded from the 40 true statements below. The numbers in e...

![The below is a number puzzle. It should be read left to right, top to bottom. Question 1: What is the next two rows of numbers? Question 2: How was this reached?]1