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Vote up / down if you would / would not prefer to add to Martin Sleziak's proposal some language about cross-posting.

Voting for this change does not preclude voting for any other change as well; we may end up making more than one change in the end.

To improve the chances of your question getting an answer make sure that it:

• Is about mathematics at graduate or higher level. (Use other sites for general mathematical questions.)
• Includes the necessary background and has an informative title. (See also: How to write a good MathOverflow question?)
• Is properly formatted - use MathJax (TeX-like syntax) for writing mathematics.

If you have already posted your question on another site, please see our guidance on cross-posting.

Before you post, search the site to make sure your question hasn’t been answered

• Summarize the problem
• Provide details and any research
• When appropriate, describe what you’ve tried

Vote up / down if you would / would not prefer to add to Martin Sleziak's proposal some language about cross-posting as follows:

To improve the chances of your question getting an answer make sure that it:

• Is about mathematics at graduate or higher level. (Use other sites for general mathematical questions.)
• Includes the necessary background and has an informative title. (See also: How to write a good MathOverflow question?)
• Is properly formatted - use MathJax (TeX-like syntax) for writing mathematics.

If you have already posted your question on another site, please see our guidance on cross-posting.

Before you post, search the site to make sure your question hasn’t been answered

• Summarize the problem
• Provide details and any research
• When appropriate, describe what you’ve tried

Vote up / down if you would / would not prefer to add to Martin Sleziak's proposal some language about cross-posting as follows:

To improve the chances of your question getting an answer make sure that it:

• Is about mathematics at graduate or higher level. (Use other sites for general mathematical questions.)
• Includes the necessary background and has an informative title. (See also: How to write a good MathOverflow question?)
• Is properly formatted - use MathJax (TeX-like syntax) for writing mathematics.

If you have already posted your question on another site, please see our guidance on cross-posting.

Before you post, search the site to make sure your question hasn’t been answered

• Summarize the problem
• Provide details and any research
• When appropriate, describe what you’ve tried