@imsodin Would say this was appropriated and even a perfect example for the protection-usage :)

@imsodin That seems like a good use to me

I do think protecting needs to be used with caution as it can push new users away from the site

Morning, how is everyone?

Morning! I'm good thanks, @Liam

Protecting a question really works well when the post already has sufficient good answers

@RoryAlsop Well that wasn't really the case there. One good answer is there, but there is certainly much room for more information. However there was an abundance of answers like "I have low BP and I experienced ..." from new users, which is not an answer to the question, which asks for scientifically backed up claims.

@imsodin a lot of those answers should be comments. But I guess those users don't have comment privilage.

I've downvoted a few and flagged a few as "not an answer". Typically this wouldn't be a problem, but I think your right, there are a lot of bad answers by low rep users on that, so I think it's the best thing to do (personally)

I have been searching for sail and mast to put on my canoe with a budget of $100 (US) I found a complete sunfish sailboat (minus drain plug) for $150 picked it up yesterday. I am going to have so many more new questions....

@JamesJenkins ha ha great!

@Liam I have followed your and others flags

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