<p>I often comment questions asking the OPs to provide more details, and <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/301696/combining-multiple-series-of-experimental-data-to-calculate-confidence-intervals#comment598128_301696">I also suggest to add those details in the original question</a>. However, this is frequently ignored, and most of the details remain in the comments. I don't think this helps improving the quality of the question, which should be the real goal of commenting. Is there a reference on the help pages or in this Meta site I could cite, which encourages OP to include details provided in comments, into the main question?</p>

<p><strong>EDIT</strong> just to be sure I understood some of the comments below, if I don't want the question to be closed, but to be put on hold because it's unclear, I click on <code>flag</code> and select this option, right?</p>

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