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> There are so many nuance to a problem that the approach of "one question - one answer" is simply naïve. Yet I have marked hundreds of questions as duplicate
by arp242 3y ago
> There are so many nuance to a problem that the approach of "one question - one answer" is simply naïve.
Yet I have marked hundreds of questions as duplicate which was often welcomed by the person who asked the question, so clearly it's not fundamentally broken, even though there is some friction at times.
- LorenPechtel 3y agoI've had two questions closed as duplicates--both involved situations where how I asked the question didn't remotely look like the duplicate question (no way I would have found it by searching) but it actually had the same answer.