I need some good advice. There is one math.problem which I asked here. It is my second attempt. I have some new ideas and new results, but question is already big enough. I don't want to delete anything in the old text but I realize that more information makes a mess. I don't know whether it is possible in this situation to create a new question? Or it is not welcome here?
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1$\begingroup$ Why don't you post that as an answer in the same thread, perhaps with a warning that these are partial, however, new results. I don't know if people would want it CW but I certainly have no problem with it; no need for CW IMO. $\endgroup$– user21436Commented Aug 24, 2012 at 17:06
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$\begingroup$ This sounds reasonble. $\endgroup$– MikeCommented Aug 24, 2012 at 17:40
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If your updates are indeed updates then go ahead and improve your question.
But if your new information is only related to that question and could be asked as a follow-up question, then I suggest this last solution. This will come in handy for you too, because you'll get a better and more focused answer. Not to mention that it'll be harder to answer if you include many questions inside a single question.
Asking follow-up questions is totally legitimate and, why not consider it, it'll increase your reputation. :)
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1$\begingroup$ If you do ask a follow-up question, please be sure to include links both ways between it and the original. $\endgroup$ Commented Aug 26, 2012 at 0:27
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