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I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a questiona question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

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I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question herehere, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?

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How can a nonacademic with research level questions know which questions are research level?

I am actually still in High School, but I enjoy some more advanced forms of mathematics. I asked a question, and it generated a great response, and I really enjoyed the process, so must have come of as research-level. On the other hand, I asked a question here, and I was politely notified it was not at the level of this site.

If I am not currently in academia, what criteria can I use to determine if a question is research-level?