Just an opinion with insights as a bilingual. I think the FAQ or
another area on SO could benefit from a clear illustrative
example of what constitutes a quality question in terms of
structure. I mean a newcomer who has a A1/A2 (or even B1 CEFR?)
level of English won't necessarily catch on to mentions of
"quality standards" or format.  share|improve this question We
have editing badges for those who like to fix these types of
questions. A sample boiler plate question isn't going to solve
much and there is already a definitive list of what people
should and shouldn't do with their questions. –  slugster Jul 10
'12 at 12:22 According to Stack Exchange Data Explorer, there
are over two hundred thousand open questions with a score of 5
or better. If those don't provide sufficient example as to 'what
constitutes a quality question', I'm not sure what would. – 
AakashM Jul 10 '12 at 12:39 People are just as unlikely to read
and learn from such an example as they are to read the various
SE FAQs or blog posts like th