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Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps refine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

I'm using X

 

I have the following problem Y

 

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed. This will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.

Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps refine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

I'm using X

I have the following problem Y

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed. This will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.

Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps refine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

Using X

I have then following problem Y

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed.n this will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.

Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps refine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

I'm using X

I have the following problem Y

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed. This will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.

Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps erefine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

Using X

I have then following problem Y

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed.n this will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.

Yes, you should remove these from the question.

There are those that say that it provides context, and it does but not a context that helps refine the question in any way.

Take the following sample question:

Using X

I have then following problem Y

I've tried Z

If one was to add either:

• I'm new to this technology

or

• I've been developing in this technology most of my life

How does it change the actual problem in any way? It doesn't.

Because of that it is considered noise and should be removed.n this will help refine the content and bring it one step closer to being the canonical question for that topic.