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Author: indoorrockclimbing101

essays/smart-questions.md

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 This led to an efficient and detailed response answering this person’s question. The answerer explained the issue, provided a method for clearly seeing the issue for future reference, and gave a simple solution. To top it all off, the individual who asked the question upvoted this answer and marked it as the best answer for anyone else who may encounter a similar problem. Additionally, they updated their post to reflect what solution they decided to use.
 
-Here is the link to this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79876516/why-are-spaces-being-converted-to-slashes-when-converting-a-string-to-an-array-b)
+Here is the link to this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79876516/why-are-spaces-being-converted-to-slashes-when-converting-a-string-to-an-array-b).
 
 ## A Not So Smart Question
 
 One not smart question I found on Stack Overflow was about a Google OAuth error. This individual provided one picture along with a vague sentence about the specific error with a statement saying they “couldn’t find any info about it.” Additionally, the title seemed to contain more information about the error than the description. Due to this, the question received nine downvotes in under twelve hours and no answers. The very next day it was removed from Stack Overflow “for reasons of moderation.” This individual could have improved their question in many ways. Assuming they conducted thorough research on the issue, they could have stated what they tried researching even if their effort led to dead ends. This is because knowing what has not worked is just as important as knowing what did. Moreover, they could have provided additional information such as what they were doing when the error occurred and how to reproduce it.
 
 After seeing these results on Stack Overflow, I understand the value of asking smart questions and how beneficial they can be for myself and the people helping. For any future questions I have, I will ensure that I follow Raymond’s guidelines.
 
-Here is the link to this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79876663/what-are-some-reasons-for-google-oauth-2-0-error-400-nonetype)
+Here is the link to where this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79876663/what-are-some-reasons-for-google-oauth-2-0-error-400-nonetype) previously existed.
 
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