There are some questions and answers that need updating. For example, We need TeX markup ... has a link to Google Charts which leads to an Error 404 page. Would an add comment automatically inform the author of the question? What if the author is no longer a regular visitor? Is there another method of updating? Finally, this may not be the only question that needs updating. I will ask the question, however, I do not see an answer other than everyone being vigilant about it. How would you update ALL questions that need updating?
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Community editing is part of the way the StackExchange network. Lower reputation users can suggest edits, while people with lots of reputation (over 3k I think) can simply edit directly. So you should feel free to suggest improvements.
The only thing I would ask is that no one overdoes it. Ideally, the front page is mainly made up of new questions. So editing half a dozen old questions a day is probably okay, but doing thirty is not!
answered Dec 4, 2011 at 16:32
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I would rather say that the front page ideally is made up of a good mix of questions.– N.N.Commented Dec 5, 2011 at 7:11
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