The minimum-text body length does not even come close to fixing the issue. Here are some recent examples:
- https://stackoverflow.com/q/12939089/497356
- SlideToggle and Callback, am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?
- jQuery toggleClass on specific class
- Make sure a float:right element is vertically aligned to the top, even if next to a float:left element
- css3 rotating words align center
- Zoom an image every one second jQuery
- https://stackoverflow.com/q/12937252/497356
- vertically align multi-row text within li tag in IE quirks mode
- Highstock add points to dynamically added series
- How to resize web content based on window size
- How do I fade in vertical menu child items using Jquery
- "real" baseline for typography (Bonus, two fiddles and no code)
- multilayer canvas issue in attached example
- Method call function in a table row clone editable
- Slide Toggle issue
- Footer won't go to the bottom
- https://stackoverflow.com/q/12933274/497356
- Layout with continuous background images, but centred content?
- jQuery drop down menu position while scrolling
- Background text in a Bootstrap WELL
(PS: This is an editing field day, please help out by adding the code to the questions themselves if you have a moment)
These 20 examples took me a matter of minutes to find, and they've all been asked after 10-17-2012, when the "fix" should have been in place.
Keep an eye on these search results. The majority of them exhibit the link-to-code-only problem.
The accepted answer is not an acceptable solution. This needs to be addressed more aggresively.
Proposed solution:
Okay I know this isn't perfect but maybe it'll give someone else an idea.
How about simply not allowing users to post questions that include a link to a specified set of code-hosting sites (JSFiddle, IDEOne, etc.) and do not include any code? Is there ever a chance that a link to one of those sites and no code is actually a valid question? I don't think so. Wouldn't this be relatively easy to implement?
Updated per comments below:
In addition, we should tell users why they can't ask a question that isn't meeting our quality standards. We could display a message and link to a useful meta Q&A or an item in the FAQ.
