I've been thinking that as a community, we could benefit from having a more comprehensive set of rules in place. Lately, I've noticed a trend of posts consisting solely of code snippets without any explanation or thought process from the author just for the sake of quantity. Personally, I find these types of posts frustrating and unhelpful, and I believe I'm not alone in this.
To make things better, I think we could consider implementing a rule that requires every post, regardless of whether it's algorithmic or otherwise, to include the author's thought process. By doing so, we can reduce the bias that people feel when they see a solution that is not within their comfort zone and make it easier to understand the reasoning behind the code. This, in turn, would help us provide more valuable feedback and spark meaningful discussions.
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I've been thinking that as a community, we could benefit from having a more comprehensive set of rules in place. Lately, I've noticed a trend of posts consisting solely of code snippets without any explanation or thought process from the author just for the sake of quantity. Personally, I find these types of posts frustrating and unhelpful, and I believe I'm not alone in this.
To make things better, I think we could consider implementing a rule that requires every post, regardless of whether it's algorithmic or otherwise, to include the author's thought process. By doing so, we can reduce the bias that people feel when they see a solution that is not within their comfort zone and make it easier to understand the reasoning behind the code. This, in turn, would help us provide more valuable feedback and spark meaningful discussions.