Makoto K.

Thanks to you aswell @Chris'ssis

@ADG Thank you ADG

@Chris'ssis Could you do me a favor and view that thread and tell me the upvote and downvote counts? I only ask because I believe you have sufficient reputation

Any downvoters here? meta.math.stackexchange.com/questions/19255/…

@hjhjhj57 That would be my second preference, but I feel as though people will put up my answer pretty much and be wasting the time of valuable helpers who could be helping others - I also think I will get a faster reaction for doing it this way

In that case I would agree with you, but in the case of that question, I have never seen an answer to such a problem, but felt that it was only one that would work

In which case the answer 'yes' is most valid, but would be silly

In which case someone would need to put up an answer to take it off unanswered

If the comments say 'yes' to me, the answer shows up as unanswered

My problem is that I may know the answer, but feel uncomfortable with moving on without checking it

Because you disagree with the meta thread, and that means you should downvote it, but if you do it now it may start a chain reaction

That is fine, maybe I deserved the downvote, but I won't know until the meta thread gets discussed

I meant please don't immediately downvote the meta thread

Please don't immediately downvote!

I have made a meta thread here, and I see what you mean. I apologize if I am abnormal. meta.math.stackexchange.com/questions/19255/…

@hjhjhj57 I want to be able to discern if my question or my answer are the upvoted thing and if I get upvoted I know it is the right answer, and if it is downvoted I will delete

@hjhjhj57 It says that it is acceptable to post your own answers in the help page, and also are you saying I am getting free rep for posting my own answers? I have done this 5 times and I have 21 rep...

@PVAL Good point I will add that in

@MhenniBenghorbal Thank you, does that include my attempt at the notation? Or should it be a list like in the book? $\operatorname{Basis } U = ((3,1,0,0,0),(0,0,7,1,0),(0,0,0,0,1))$ instead of a set?

@hjhjhj57 But then if I am correct, the answer would be "Yes" which would be silly, and I won't know if I am upvoted for my question or my answer