This is such a foreign experience to me. I've been a member of SO for 13 years, and I've asked 24 questions. I've had one question downvoted[1] which I'm a bit

This is such a foreign experience to me. I've been a member of SO for 13 years, and I've asked 24 questions. I've had one question downvoted[1] which I'm a bit annoyed about (I misunderstood the documentation terminology - but I don't think that is an uncommon problem). My only other bad experience was when I had a buggy version of a library and an error in my question[2]. Someone solved the error in my question after I had already edited it to fix that and wanted their answer accepted even though that didn't solve the problem I was having. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43889952/what-shape-input-and-outputs-are-expected-for-sklearn-pairwise-distance-function https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43889952/what-shape-inpu... [2] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63256952/pil-image-from-numpy-array-indexing https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63256952/pil-image-from-...