There is a message that tells users to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• When the system sees that most of the user's questions are closed then it rate limits the number of questions they are able to ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed would only accelerate people towards this path.

• There have been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Let's leverage that!

• Folks kinda get frustrated when they see that the user learns the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues.

• At the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous question, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get go.

The dangerous narrative it feeds is the following: that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so, we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all help pages, close messages, etc. that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.

Since my previous question was closed as a duplicate but the issue wasn't resolved, I'm asking a new one as the close reason recommends me to. It either demonstrates the issue or should stand based solely on the edits to this question.

There is a message that tells users to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• When the system sees that most of the user's questions are closed, it rate limits the number of questions they can ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed would only accelerate people towards this path.

• There have been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Let's leverage that!

• Folks kind of get frustrated when they see that the user doesn't learn the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues.

• In the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous questions, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get-go.

The dangerous narrative it feeds is that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so - we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all documentation, internal or external that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.

There is a message that tells people to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• The system sees that most of the user questions are closed it rate limits the number of questions you are able to ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed, would only accelerate people towards this path.

• There has been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Lets leverage that!

• Folks kinda get frustrated when they see that the user learns the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues.

• At the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous question, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get go.

The dangerous narrative it feeds is the following: that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so, we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all help pages, close messages, etc. that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.

There is a message that tells users to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• When the system sees that most of the user's questions are closed then it rate limits the number of questions they are able to ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed would only accelerate people towards this path.

• There have been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Let's leverage that!

• Folks kinda get frustrated when they see that the user learns the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues.

• At the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous question, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get go.

The dangerous narrative it feeds is the following: that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so, we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all help pages, close messages, etc. that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.

There is a message that tells people to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• The system sees that most of the user questions are closed it rate limits the number of questions you are able to ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed, would only accelerate people towards this path
• There has been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Lets leverage that!
• Folks kinda get frustrated when they see that the user learns the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues
• At the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous question, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get go

The dangerous narrative it feeds is the following: that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so, we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all help pages, close messages, etc. that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.

There is a message that tells people to ask a new question when their previous one is closed. This is counter-productive and feeds into a dangerous narrative.

The counter-productive aspect is explained for multiple reasons:

• The system sees that most of the user questions are closed it rate limits the number of questions you are able to ask, so asking another question that is going to be closed without understanding why it's closed, would only accelerate people towards this path.

• There has been several observations that editing works at getting your question reopened. Lets leverage that!

• Folks kinda get frustrated when they see that the user learns the rules on the site and continues asking questions with the same issues.

• At the end, once you reach the question quality rate limit, the only recommendation we can give is to improve your previous question, when it would have been more efficient to say that from the get go.

The dangerous narrative it feeds is the following: that closing is non-welcoming. Of course it would be considered so, we give the askers conflicting guidance everywhere and make them frustrated. So, please, remove any indication on all help pages, close messages, etc. that the action after getting your question closed is to ask another one.