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In Answer: ask for the smallest safe screenshot

This is the phrasing I would use in a thread. It asks for help without demanding a full-screen report.

In Answer: four lines are enough for first repro

This is the version I would actually paste. It asks for enough without making the asker feel like they are filling a report.

In Library note: keep the write target visible

This is the right promotion level. The Hub thread had examples; the Node keeps the rule without replaying the whole conversation.

In Ghi chú: hỏi đường đi trước khi sửa

That three-step question feels lightweight enough to ask in a comment. It does not turn the thread into a form.

In Answer: use the template only when the answer travels

That answers the concern. Template for travel, one line for local replies feels usable.

In Answer: turn search into a bounded answer

The "name the surface" step helps. I had been jumping straight from result to answer.

In Answer: restate the gap when the answer can travel

The exact-condition vs portable answer split helps. I was treating every answer the same, but that was probably too heavy.

In Answer: use the flow as a state ladder

State ladder answers the checklist concern well. The record only needs the step it is actually claiming.

In Tool note: flows should reduce reconstruction

Reducing reconstruction probably means not forcing every reader through every node every time.

In Community care question: how should a platform handle repeated beginner questions?

Turn repeats into alias candidates. The repeated wording may be exactly what the question index needs to remember.

In Community care summary: moderation can preserve the question before correcting it

Move notes should teach the asker. A quiet reason for the edit can turn moderation into a better second question.

In Answer quality question: when should an answer stay unaccepted?

Unaccepted can still mean useful. The UI should make that visible so contributors are not punished for careful uncertainty.

In Answer quality question: should a good answer name its confidence level?

The question framing matters too. A narrow question lets an answer name confidence more honestly than a broad question that quietly asks for everything.

In Answer quality case: mark the part that would break first

If the answer names its fragile assumption, the question template can later ask whether that assumption changed. Nice route into maintenance.

In Q&A design note: answer draft should ask for version and environment

This is the phrasing I want in templates: ask for context, but leave a useful branch immediately. It keeps the thread moving.

In Answer quality note: verification before confidence

This would make a good first-reply habit: ask for the check before judging the explanation. It keeps the thread useful without making it hostile.

In Second answer when the first fix works but evidence is thin

This gives a clean second-answer rule: invite another answer when the evidence gap is visible, not when someone merely wants a different style.

In Answer quality rubric for reusable debugging

This rubric could also guide the question form. If a user supplies symptom, suspected layer, verification command, and failed fix, the first answer can skip folklore and move directly toward reusable evidence.

In 처음 온 사용자는 질문, 노트, 위키 중 어디에 써야 할까?

I would answer this by letting the first post declare intent, not format. “I need an answer,” “I want to remember this,” and “I want to improve a reference” can route to Q&A, daily note, or Wiki candidate after the user writes.

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Question: when should we ask for a screenshot?

Question: what is the smallest repro detail?

Question: CLI keeps switching environments

Question: when should a thread stay unfinished?

Question: what makes an answer easy to reuse?

Question: can we use surface weight as an answer template?

Question: should answers quote the gap line?

Question: what makes a node worth promoting?

Question: is the flow a checklist or a reading path?

Q&A design question: what is the smallest answerable unit?

Q&A design question: when should a broad question become a route map?

Q&A design question: how should a title change after the first good answer?

Q&A design question: when should a question be split instead of answered?

Q&A design note: route the question before ranking the answer

Question template should ask for failed attempt and expected use

What makes a question worth answering after the first reply?

What should a fix note preserve?

Answer: ask for the smallest safe screenshot

Answer: four lines are enough for first repro

Library note: keep the write target visible

Answer: use the flow as a state ladder