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Post Closed as "Duplicate" by Vogel612, MastMod, rolfl
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Converted into a complaint about a specific question
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Is it right to change the code Code in a question was changed after getting suggestions via answers and/or comments?

Today, I saw a questiona question that asked to review the OP's code. On reading the answers, I found that they repeat or just explain the things seen in the code and say:

You can use xxx instead of yyy

when the OP's code clearly uses xxx. On closer inspection, I found out that the OP had modified the code taking the suggestions given into consideration.

Is this acceptable?

Is it right to change the code in question after getting suggestions via answers and/or comments?

Today, I saw a question that asked to review the OP's code. On reading the answers, I found that they repeat or just explain the things seen in the code and say:

You can use xxx instead of yyy

when the OP's code clearly uses xxx. On closer inspection, I found out that the OP had modified the code taking the suggestions given into consideration.

Is this acceptable?

Code in a question was changed after getting suggestions via answers and/or comments?

Today, I saw a question that asked to review the OP's code. On reading the answers, I found that they repeat or just explain the things seen in the code and say:

You can use xxx instead of yyy

when the OP's code clearly uses xxx. On closer inspection, I found out that the OP had modified the code taking the suggestions given into consideration.

Is this acceptable?

Post Closed as "Duplicate" by Simon Forsberg, 200_success
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Is it right to change the code in question after getting suggestions via answers and/or comments?

Today, I saw a question that asked to review the OP's code. On reading the answers, I found that they repeat or just explain the things seen in the code and say:

You can use xxx instead of yyy

when the OP's code clearly uses xxx. On closer inspection, I found out that the OP had modified the code taking the suggestions given into consideration.

Is this acceptable?