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How much should we care about the ratio of accepted answers?
Does encouraging a high acceptance ratio in itself encourage closure on questions? …
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Are questions about UI in languages other than English on-topic?
Yes, all of the above is on topic.
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For complex questions better to make one big one or break components into separate questions?
If you really do have several questions that need to be answered for you to be able to continue, consider asking them separately and then linking to the others from within the question body. … Generally I've found that when I think I'm going to ask a question that has many sub questions, really I just need to know one thing and I haven't figured out how to best formulate it yet. …
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Programming vs usability questions?
I did not ask that question from a branding point of view, as branding is not relevant to me. What is relevant is whether users have a good experience, and therefore having my app's logo in place is i …
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