the asker of this post: math.stackexchange.com/questions/2409420/…, has asked three question in the last hour, all of which are problem statements. The asker has ~1,100 rep!
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With respect to my last comment, @Did, @SimplyBeautifulArt, @Jack, this is a recent example: math.stackexchange.com/q/2408370/9003. Note, three recent posts from this user have recently been deleted, including one with (-14) net votes. I have flagged a post from this user, noting the rep "earned" vs quality of questions...
I've downvoted and voted to close this question because it looks very much like a homework question and is a PSQ. In the future, please include more context such as what's holding you back.
Please follow the guidelines outlined by [How to ask a good question?](goo.gl/PlJyVQ) and [How to ask a homework question?](goo.gl/Fyfb22). Low quality questions run the risk of being [closed](goo.gl/J58Qwn) and [deleted](goo.gl/FmJes1), and repeated closures and deletions may trigger a [question ban](goo.gl/7QcTa9).
I've downvoted and voted to close this question because it looks very much like a homework question and is a PSQ. In the future, please include more context such as what's holding you back.
I've downvoted and voted to close this question because it looks very much like a homework question and is a PSQ. In the future, please include more context such as what's holding you back. — Simply Beautiful Art22 secs ago
@SimplyBeautifulArt Answer...but I'd invite users to act to downvote, close the question :|
@SimplyBeautifulArt No problem. Just doing triage on my earlier votes and balancing whether to undo those and allocate to much more urgent matters! (in terms of now and the next three hours!)
The question is: "As a certain engine's rotation speed increases, its temperature increases at a constant rate."
So we are given the points 15 for Rotation and 27 for Temperature. Knowing the Slope is 0.8.
We want to figure out at what temperature rotations are zero/resting.
We use Point Slope...
@SimplyBeautifulArt Good question. You beat me to a comment on it. There is a reason some users want to "erase" (or so they think) a question is in order to cover there tracks/footprints... fetch an answer. Once I got it, vanish/leave no footprints ...
@SimplyBeautifulArt I guess so.... two days suspension. The fact that they did so three times in a row, the first two times being informed each time that it's a violation. Then tries a third time? Intervention.
@SimplyBeautifulArt I think I should make a feature request... at some yet to be determined rep threshold. MSE should make available loans to such users: of regular votes, close votes (occasionally delete votes).... and any unused votes from any day should be credited to one's "vote account".
In the present state of m.s.e., the principal concern of this chat room should be the fact that making decisions on closing and reopening questions on m.s.e. is at present generally done very very badly, often by excessive haste and inattentiveness in closing. I invite attention to the following example: math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/26890/…
Note that in a comment under the question I addressed the following to another person who commented: You are inattenive if you think this posting has only a problem statement. Read it CAREFULLY.
@amWhy : This "rampage" is politely and carefully phrased throughout.
@amWhy : I was quite sincere in saying you are an intelligent person, and likewise when I said your demonstrated degree of ability to judge which questions should be closed is virtually nil. If a professor gives you a grade of "F", that doesn't mean the instructor does not respect your intelligence or does not respect you as a person. And similarly here.
@SimplyBeautifulArt I usually just rollback and write a comment: "Please do not vandalize your post!" But probably it might be useful to have a template. (And maybe also a longer alternative with some additional explanation - if there is something worth adding...?)
A reopen vote would also put question in the review queue, where other users could add their vote to reopen if they agree with your assessment of the post.
I will point out, in connection with your message about "principal concern of this chat room" that this room can be used also to post reopen requests. (You can find some past examples by searching for [re open](https://chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=re+open&room=2165) or [reopen](https://chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=reopen&room=2165). And the fact that closures are listed also here (apart from the usual places) makes it easier to notice them and to start discussion about a specific closure, if needed.
Hmm, sorry for the broken formatting. I've included there a newline, which breaks formatting fo the links. Too late to edit/delete :-(
Prove that for all positive integers $n$, the number
$$3^{3^{n}} + 1$$
is not a prime.
Can anyone help me solve this?
$$\lim\limits_{n \to \infty} (2n)^y(x)^n$$
Where $x$ $\in$ $(0,1)$ and $y$ $\in$ $ (1,\infty)$
The question is: "As a certain engine's rotation speed increases, its temperature increases at a constant rate."
So we are given the points 15 for Rotation and 27 for Temperature. Knowing the Slope is 0.8.
We want to figure out at what temperature rotations are zero/resting.
We use Point Slope...
