It's always ok to ask, but there's no guarantee you'll get a response. The reason for this is because downvotes already have their own reasons. This question/answer does not show any research ...

Mods know the rules The power of a mod is often confused with the responsibility of being a mod*. Mods don't close/open a question because they feel like it, they do so, because they know what the SE ...

Re order the tags: >! _{subscript spoiler} | normal spoiler The line needs to start with >!. You can put subscript inside the spoiler, but you can't wrap the whole spoiler ...

For common abbreviations, like "D&D", everyone knows what you're talking about. However other, lesser known ones can lead to confusion. Sometimes you can take it from context, but the best ...

I have seen a few questions and answers that provide both a structured, answerable question, in a "yes" or "no" format. As a very simple example: Is this "Timberwolf" balanced? The question provides ...

This is more of a combination cheese: Brie, Cheddar, and a little Mozzarella, all melted into one. Goes well on pizza. Can PCs create a Mob?

One if the biggest things to remember is that down voting is only seen as a negative thing. There have been many posts discussing this already, across lots of the stacks sites, about dealing with ...

Candidate: Ben 1. How would you deal with a user who produced a steady stream of valuable answers, but tends to generate a large number of arguments/flags from comments? For flags, personally I ...

Physicists don't always make the best cheese, but it doesn't mean they can't try! Can you throw a hand axe upwards over a wall and into a group of enemies?

When you try to make cheese, but end up with some kind of weird custard instead Can I use the Cap of Water Breathing or the Cloak of the Manta Ray to survive inside a Bag of Holding?

The Code of Conduct is first and foremost. That should go without saying; but sometimes users don't want to bother or put the time and effort into understanding the whole picture. As you mentioned, ...

The only reason to not merge them is specifically for the 4e clarification. That said however, the blurb says (emphasis mine): the grab condition can be applied as the result of an attack, either ...