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But the questions I have for that game... are either self-answerable or really difficult questions that usually involve philosophy. … I try very hard to vote up non-D&D questions myself (along with D&D questions, because every question is sacred) but ... it's not much fun having a bunch of my questions (and only my questions) hanging …

We like questions which know what answers they expect. … Not because they represent a bad "play style" but because they are bad questions that should instead be discussed on a forum. …

Let these 5 questions get real answers and then move on. I would suggest that you don't have more than 3-4 active at any given time. …

"I was just wondering" questions are very much at risk as being too broad. … Non problem questions are... suspect. They're allowed, but suspect, and can easily fall into discussion, subjective, or too broad. …

Something that does not fundamentally draw on RPG expertise. On topic: How high can a gnome with boots of levitation and a decanter of endless water in 3.5 actually fly, assuming that the decanter u …

A question not appropriate for the system it was asked for. On topic: How can I fix the economics of D&D 3.5/AD&D OFf topic: How can I simulate a world economy in D&D 4e. (This is probably going to …

Asking many things about many systems Off topic: my recent Q about "what tool-tropes exist in various RPGs?" On topic: Single thing over one || many systems, depending on scope of interest

My problems with the sound effect library question: Due Diligence and standing. Due Diligence: you've given no evidence that you haven't done a trivial google search for sound effects. Standing: Y …

Find real, specific, questions and answer them. We're not a blog nor a monograph publishing service. … When pondering self-answering questions (which we encourage) remember that the questions should be real questions that stem from problems you've seen or are having. …

If we get questions about multiple editions of anima, we'll let the edition tags fall out naturally. …

I would say that setting questions are perfectly valid, so long as they aren't purely historical. But I'm quite biased because of my gaming/philosophical question set. …

There's the 4e question: "How can I present a persuasive argument to my GM to allow me to launch an enemy into space following linky" (not going to actually bother doing research for a meta question, …

The requirement is, in-fact, being applied to all questions in game-recommendation because of this answer. … If you feel this is a problem, I encourage the community to pose the banning of shopping questions. …

There are three hurdles that must be passed in my mind: Is there a way for there to be a best answer to this question? I.e. are sufficient criteria given for assessing whether an answer is good or n …