Why are some discussions closed before there is even one answer?
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March 3rd, 2012
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A question gets closed when it is rejected or when it is sent back to editing. Spam questions are rejected on sight in the hopes that no one will see them in the first place, let alone respond. Questions that need editing are also sent back upon discovery, which sometimes happens before anyone else has answered. That a discussion is closed, though, doesn’t mean that it will never be open again. It all depends on whether the asker chooses to edit or not.
What he ^^ said.
If it was just sent back for editing, the question will say it’s closed while it’s in editing. It may or may not come back, depending on whether it gets edited (properly) or abandoned by the asker.
Because I’m the one who asked it. It’s a conspiracy!
It’s true! It’s true! Isn’t is Auggie!.... Auggie?.... Where is she? She’s ignoring me! I know she is! And she and the mods are in their mod room talking about me! I know they are!
@Dutchess_III Phew! I escaped the mod room, so now I can tell you that [REDACTED].
If this is turn into an S&M session, I’m going to have this discussion closed for impropriety!
If this is going to turn. . .tsk.
Ouch, ouch, ouch. Enough!
Dang man! She’s on a roll
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