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Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.

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Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.

As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.

To facilitate easy copying, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single grave accent characters ` to type your answer verbatim like this.`

Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.

As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.

To facilitate easy copying, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single grave accent characters ` to type your answer verbatim like this

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Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as: "if this is a homework, please add a tag, "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.


 

As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.


 

Update: To facilitate copy & pasteeasy copying, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single inverted quotes: `...` i.e.grave accent characters ` to type your answer verbatim like this.`

Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as: "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.


 

As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.


 

Update: To facilitate copy & paste, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single inverted quotes: `...` i.e. verbatim like this.

Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.

As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.

To facilitate easy copying, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single grave accent characters ` to type your answer verbatim like this.`

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Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SEat meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as: "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.


As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.


Update: To facilitate copy & paste, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single inverted quotes: `...` i.e. verbatim like this.

Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as: "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.


As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.


Update: To facilitate copy & paste, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single inverted quotes: `...` i.e. verbatim like this.

Inspired by this question on meta.cstheory.SE. The post at meta.Tex.SE is quite impressive.

We often leave generic comments to OP and answer posters such as: "if this is a homework, please add a tag," and such. Can we make this post a community wiki and add a big list of standard comments? Let's annotate the usage cases, so other users and copy-and-paste whenever applies.


As usual on meta, (down/up)vote if you (dis/)agree.


Update: To facilitate copy & paste, if your comment contains links and/or formatting, please enclose the whole text between single inverted quotes: `...` i.e. verbatim like this.

replaced http://meta.cstheory.stackexchange.com/ with https://cstheory.meta.stackexchange.com/
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