Yesterday we had this specific example of the user where he/she came into the site, posted five (or so) questions some of them plagiarised and deleted, some of them marked as duplicate, and others closed for other reasons, even the only question leftover is actually plagiarised, marked not so onl...

While mazes are a type of puzzle, I was wondering what the policy was on them. They're definitely fully defined, there's usually only one answer so it isn't too broad or opinionated, but they can be used over and over again. What if it has a creative twist on it to make it on topic (that is, if...

The questions can have multiple correct answers that are not accepted as they're not what OP had in mind. The "correct" answer is also very often opinionated. Should these questions be on topic?

I'm pretty new to Puzzling, but I've looked over a few meta posts about "difficulty". We don't have tags for difficulty ratings, and we don't seem to need a star/rating system IMO. Yet people label their puzzles regardless: Mysterious Murder Mystery 3 (Very Hard) The SErial Killer's killer [Di...

Seriously, I think this has gotten out of hand. Titles should clearly inform the user what the question is. Simply titling your question as "Ooh, spooky riddle", or "Riddle, Part 2", or "Riddle, the Sequel" or "user_name's riddle part 2", or "A crazy riddle", or "A very tricky riddle", or "This ...