Question

two problems i encounter often

Answer 1

\[\fbox{1}\] after typing a long solution before submission,the browser just refresh automatically,and i loose all my data,then i have to start over,this might be because of a huge mass of latex usage:
-solution could be introducing a new way of saving draft automatically,while one is still typing ,to avoid data loss
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i post a question,then after some time i wanna post it again ,due to dissatisfactory answers or developement,i knw pple who commented will get notified but for a new audience this is a helpful tool,can we have an option of opening a closed question/

Answer 2

Point one I'm not a coder and can't address.

But point two I can. The Open/Closed system has been in place a relatively short amount of time - about two years, I think? It was meant to solve the problem of people posting many (i.e., 20 +) questions, usually off a test or assignment, and getting answers to all of them. Closing and re-opening would sort of defeat that purpose. The idea is, focus on one question until it's answered; indicate you consider the answer satisfactory by closing the question, and post another.

I think people shouldn't be able to reopen a question - brings back the ugly old days when askers posted twenty questions a pop - but I also don't see why the site couldn't allow two or three questions from each asker to be open at the same time.

Answer 3

Maybe when you reach 33, 66, and 99 you get to have an additional open question.

Answer 4

+1 for your chosen intervals.

Answer 5

It's either that or 49 and 99 or something to that effect. I honestly can't imagine someone really asking more than about 3 questions.

Answer 6

thank you this is very helpful @blues @Kainui