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This suggested edit was approved and applied to the post about 3 years ago by Monica Cellio‭.

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Don't downvote just because someone posted screenshot. 
  • I've seen comments of admitting to downvoting a post just because that poster posted screenshots.
  • If someone is writing math, then they ought use MathJax, not screenshots.
  • But if you're quoting someone else, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE ALLEGING SOMEONE ELSE MADE A TYPO OR MISTAKE, then screenshots are more reliable. I want to see what that person wrote exactly, not what you transcribed that person to write.
  • tack Exchange has too many questions when the issue is that a poster mistyped someone else's writing. If they didn't mistype, the poster wouldn't need to ask the question.
  • I've seen comments of admitting to downvoting a post just because that poster posted screenshots.
  • If someone is writing math, then they ought use MathJax, not screenshots.
  • But if you're quoting someone else, **especially if you are alleging someone else made a typo or mistake**, then screenshots are more reliable. I want to see what that person wrote exactly, not what you transcribed that person to write.
  • StackExchange has too many questions when the issue is that a poster mistyped someone else's writing. If they didn't mistype, the poster wouldn't need to ask the question.

Suggested about 3 years ago by manassehkatz‭