<p>As the question suggests, I'm unsure of what to do with flagged answers that only have a quotation and no other commentary. For context, I came across a review today with <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/218358/how-can-i-compute-the-confidence-level-in-the-approximate-randomization-test/618422#618422">this answer</a>, which fits this criterion. It was flagged for being low quality, which can be seen below:</p>
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<p>I agree that it is low quality because it doesn't have any attempt at a substantive explanation related to the question or the quotation. However, it doesn't really fit into the normal reasons for deletion as far as I can tell (it does <em>attempt</em> to answer the question, just not in a great way). For questions like these, what is the best course of action?</p>
