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New reviewer, looking for clarification about what appears to be a request to critique
It's not the strongest question out there, and it's pretty borderline in the sense of asking for a critique, but it's a writing question and is more or less on topic.
We're not as stringent about ...
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Rewrite of help center sentences to be more open to all of our writers
The other mods and I have agreed that the tour's intro needs some improvement. As well as the sentence you pointed out, there's an errant use of "Writers Stack Exchange" (the site's previous ...
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Rewrite of help center sentences to be more open to all of our writers
The bad example sentence featured in the question:
Writing Stack Exchange is a Q&A site for anybody interested in the craft of professional writing, editing, and publishing. We cover a wide ...
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New reviewer, looking for clarification about what appears to be a request to critique
You're correct, this is a request to revise a piece of writing and it should be closed.
I'd also like to point out that the mods tend to be reluctant to close a question unilaterally. We'd prefer to ...
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Do we need to clarify in the help center that questions about existing literary works are off topic, or adjust the close reason text?
Let's go back to what we're trying to say.
Contexts where we allow discussion of existing works:
Here's an example of how your problem can be solved
Here's an example of what I'm trying to do, how ...
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