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No, I don't believe they should. The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they lookslook like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should be its own workflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as they don't fit the current ones).

No, I don't believe they should. The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should be its own workflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as they don't fit the current ones).

No, I don't believe they should. The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they look like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should be its own workflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as they don't fit the current ones).

Rollback to Revision 1 - I've rolled back as I don't want the message coming across as a mod position my MY opinion on the matter. This is a discussion, not support, so I've offering my view.
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No, the review queuesI don't believe they should not include opinion-based questions & answers.

  The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

TheAt the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should havebe its own workflowworkflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as itthey don't fit the current ones).

No, the review queues should not include opinion-based questions & answers.

  The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

The posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should have its own workflow (or at least should with the current iteration, as it don't fit the current ones).

No, I don't believe they should. The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should be its own workflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as they don't fit the current ones).

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No, I don't believe theythe review queues should not include opinion-based questions & answers. 

The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that theThe posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should behave its own workflowsworkflow (or at least should be with the current iteration, as theyit don't fit the current ones).

No, I don't believe they should. The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

At the moment, my opinion is that the posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should be its own workflows (or at least should be with the current iteration, as they don't fit the current ones).

No, the review queues should not include opinion-based questions & answers. 

The review queue doesn't really make it clear that these aren't traditional Q&A posts either, which is causing people to then raise "Not an answer" flags against the "answer" (because, for example, they looks like comments), which then likely results in it going to the low quality review queue and it enters the mod queues as well; neither of which is desirable.

The posts shouldn't be included in any of the curation tools that exist, and they have no curation workflow; there's no closure or migration options. Not an answer flags only really count if the post is entirely off-topic. Of course spam and R&A flags are applicable. If curation of these posts is needed (it is), then that should have its own workflow (or at least should with the current iteration, as it don't fit the current ones).

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