Recently, I have had several posts put on hold because they "lack research or context." However, there are plenty other posts that don't include any research or context at all, but they remain as they are. Is there a fair criterion whereby a question is judged to lack "research or context"?
Let's say you were asked where the farmlands are, on a map. Which one is correct English that I can use?
The farmlands were situated in the northeast and southern part of the town.
The farmlands were situated in the northeast and in the southern part of the town.
The farmlands were sit...
Well, your assertion is partly true here. Enjoying summer.
@Colleen remember the thing I said, being on the tip of the needle? The ultimate result will be revealed in still a month, but yay! Sounds like I'm doing alright now.
Now I need to read a little bit of meta (even my own meta) and get back on track so I can clean my mind on what to do.
Recently, I have had several posts put on hold because they "lack research or context." However, there are plenty other posts that don't include any research or context at all, but they remain as they are. Is there a fair criterion whereby a question is judged to lack "research or context"?
Let's say you were asked where the farmlands are, on a map. Which one is correct English that I can use?
The farmlands were situated in the northeast and southern part of the town.
The farmlands were situated in the northeast and in the southern part of the town.
The farmlands were sit...
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