I am sorry for a series of questions on this topic recently. This will be the last question I promise :)
Recently I flagged some answers. The following flags are disputed:
How to vertically center a table on the page?
Reason: The answer is seriously lacking information. But... it is accepted.
Numbers in bold inside a table
Reason: The answer is clearly wrong, as it is what the OP had tried.
Increase LaTeX table row height1 (now deleted by owner)
Reason: The answer is a duplicate of a competing answer1.
Can I create music sheets with LaTeX?
Reason: The answer has nothing to do with the question. It does load
musixtex
which is related to music, but I can't find a bit about music inside\begin{document}...\end{document}
.
As those flags are disputed, I know I am flagging in a wrong way. But how wrong it is? In what case should we flag an answer?
I am looking for a general answer for the last question above.
1: Only available for users having 10k+ rep.
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music creation package, so it's not fair to say it has "nothing to do with the question". But I agree there are so many things wrong with it that it is useless as an answer to the question. – alephzero May 12 '19 at 16:54