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Is a question about discussion agnosticism with a religious parent a duplicate?
I think it's a duplicate, but a "better fit" duplicate would be How do I tell my mom that I am not Christian?. Since the OP of this question and the OP of the duplicate are both teenagers, the ...
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I believe there are multiple problems with your question that keep it from being a good question.
First, it isn't really self contained. At the time it was closed (and still to some degree, now) not ...
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Please help me improve this question, perhaps by suggesting drastic edits if minor edits will not suffice
You seem to be asking for a discussion - this is not a discussion forum, it is a fairly strict kind of question and answer site, so you need to provide a well-formed, on-topic question that has a ...
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Hypothetical problems aren't de facto unwelcome if the OP sticks around to clarify and discuss, although plausible hypothetical problems are strongly preferred.
Subjective problems aren't ...
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When I asked you "Is this based on an actual problem that you've faced?" you responded "It is based on a real life situation. Many more details than are needed for the core question can be found in ...
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Is a question about discussion agnosticism with a religious parent a duplicate?
How should we handle questions that have subtle differences?
Do we close newer questions and point them to the previous question? (I hope we only do this if the previous question has a relevant ...
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