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Yes, many times the questioner does not actually need an answer to the question, he just needs to look a little closer to the situation, which is potentially ab
by drilldrive 8y ago
Yes, many times the questioner does not actually need an answer to the question, he just needs to look a little closer to the situation, which is potentially able to be automated. But one should not disguise such automation as an 'answer': more like a query autocheck but more tooled-up.
- wpasc 8y agoI wonder what percentage of questions just need a correctly working example because the questioner is unsure of how to use a given API. Automation of this I imagine could actually be doable.