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And, in the future, when asking a question, keep the browser tab pinned open for at least a few hours. Check to see if comments or answers have been added every ten to fifteen minutes. Always respond immediately to comments.
Say someone asks a question on Friday afternoon and is responsive for two hours, but then the iteration to improve the question continues until the end of the work day before the asker leaves the office for the weekend. Is it considered rude to go home for the weekend without access to the environment in which the code is run? What guidance can we give?
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IMHO demanding the asker to check 15-minutewise his question for few hours is quite exaggerated. I'd stick to StackOverflow directive:
After you post, leave the question open in your browser for a bit, and see if anyone comments. If you missed an obvious piece of information, be ready to respond by editing your question to include it. If someone posts an answer, be ready to try it out and provide feedback!
That is the only reason I don't use that beingunresponsive tag. Too demanding.
From https://idownvotedbecau.se/beingunresponsive
Say someone asks a question on Friday afternoon and is responsive for two hours, but then the iteration to improve the question continues until the end of the work day before the asker leaves the office for the weekend. Is it considered rude to go home for the weekend without access to the environment in which the code is run? What guidance can we give?
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