Maybe it's just the empirical value of the water point or just a new user who copied and pasted it. Of course, I think they are just piecing together words for red envelopes or your question is not standardized enough:

Know "etiquette"

1. The title should be correct.

Don't write meaningless or vague topics when asking or answering questions. Please write the title correctly so that others can understand it when they answer.

2. Explain the problem in detail.

When asking or answering questions, you should write in detail. The more detailed the question, the more correct the other people's answers, and the more detailed the answers, the easier it is for people to understand.

3. Check whether the problem recurs.

Before asking a question, please search the question first, or when asking a question, pay attention to the "Related Questions" list on the right side of the question page to see if there are any similar problems that have been solved. Don't ask questions until you are sure you don't have a satisfactory answer.

4. Check whether the classification of the problem is correct.

Before submitting a question, please confirm whether the classification of the question is correct. Correct classification of questions can make you get satisfactory answers faster.

5. Deal with problems in time

After the question is put forward, if you have a satisfactory answer, you must make a choice so as not to hurt enthusiastic netizens.

6. Learn to express gratitude

Thanks to all the members who answered their own questions. Please also give some friendly comments to the respondents after choosing satisfactory answers, and respect the labor achievements of others.

Show mutual respect

Please be as friendly as possible when asking questions, so as not to give others a bad feeling of blaming and forcing questions. Respondents should not underestimate or laugh at the questioner when answering, but should answer sincerely and write correctly.