Re(3): How node in SOPW is answered? I suggest author's ability to reject bad answers

[FoxtrotUniform]

untill "bad" answers can flood "hard-to-answer" questions, monastery will be mostly only for easy questions and to check a reaction and quickness of answerer rather his real ability to answer!

Please explain what you mean by "bad" answers. I can find plenty of hard questions that received excellent answers, for instance:

• System testing a WWW transaction application
• Sorting by geographical proximity / clumping groups of items based on X and Y
• Puzzle: need a more general algorithm (This is, to me, the canonical example of a hard problem that received lots of good answers.)

...and that's just looking through my last 50 nodes for the hard questions that I've taken a poke at.

I'm trying to see the problem, but I don't think it's there.

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