edge cases or other ways to make things work?

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Jan 15 at 22:11	comment	added	fectin		Try this instead: rpg.stackexchange.com/a/104170/25662
Jan 5 at 19:06	comment	added	doppelgreener		Just to be clear: the thing I'm endorsing is not asking for loopholes or hacks or edge cases, it's specifically asking how to do a thing with certain features available, or asking if you can do the thing, etc, in an open-ended manner that doesn't put forward “i think this loophole lets me do it”.
Jan 5 at 18:25	comment	added	doppelgreener		@ThomasMarkov I think that in fact this might work really well. The community gives pushback when a querent appears to be using the rules poorly (e.g. nonsensical interpretations, non sequiturs, suspected bad faith, etc), and it sounds like Nec is putting forward interpretations are getting pushback, but that functions as a red herring. Instead Nec just wants to know if A lets them do B, or if/how they can do B, and the community can just focus on that instead of also combating their interpretation. If ppl don't like Nec's parameters they might push back on that, but it's worth a try.
Jan 5 at 16:07	comment	added	Nec Xelos		Thanks a lot. This answer is actually helpful and gives me some kind of guidance on how to get results.
Jan 5 at 13:00	comment	added	Thomas Markov		It seems like asking open ended questions may be detrimental to what OP is looking for. The response they’ve gotten indicates that the community at large thinks the sorts of solutions they’re looking for aren’t good. Leaving out the request for that particular sort of solution may lead to readers not even considering that sort of solution. At least with the explicit request, we know what’s on OP’s mind.
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Jan 5 at 7:33	history	answered	Nobody the Hobgoblin	CC BY-SA 4.0