Getting good answers on StackOverflow – part 2 of n

Tip #2 – Be polite

Be polite. The people who answer questions on StackOverflow are volunteers and are not paid to do so.

Being rude will result in your question getting ignored or closed fairly quickly. This includes demands for code, giving deadlines, citing urgency and using swearwords.

Tip #1 – Ask a question

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