The moderators spend considerable time on editing badly written questions. A possible way for reducing the number of badly written questions is writing down some guidelines (similar to the MO guidelines) on how to ask/write a good question, and possibly add a link to it on the top of the "ask question" page.

This thread is for discussing related issues, specially what should be included in our guidelines?

Related: Policy on editing questions ?

The moderators spend considerable time on editing badly written questions. A possible way for reducing the number of badly written questions is writing down some guidelines (similar to the MO guidelines) on how to ask/write a good question, and possibly add a link to it on the top of the "ask question" page.

This thread is for discussing related issues, specially what should be included in our guidelines?

Related: Policy on editing questions ?

The moderators spend considerable time on editing badly written questions. A possible way for reducing the number of badly written questions is writing down some guidelines (similar to the MO guidelines) on how to ask/write a good question, and possibly add a link to it on the top of the "ask question" page.

This thread is for discussing related issues, specially what should be included in our guidelines?

Related: http://meta.cstheory.stackexchange.com/q/295/186

The moderators spend considerable time on editing badly written questions. A possible way for reducing the number of badly written questions is writing down some guidelines (similar to the MO guidelines) on how to ask/write a good question, and possibly add a link to it on the top of the "ask question" page.

This thread is for discussing related issues, specially what should be included in our guidelines?

Related: Policy on editing questions ?