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Languages made specifically for a challenge after it was published This is the general problem with allowing languages newer than the challenge. This is already considered a standard loophole, and...
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- # Languages made specifically for a challenge after it was published
- This is the general problem with allowing languages newer than the challenge. This is already considered a standard loophole, and the `might be downvoted anyway...` point will apply.
- Some questions heavily benefit from this(cops and robbers, answer chaining), so it might be worth enforcing on those questions since language restrictions are a general part of the game.
Eitherway, manually specifying this rather than having it be a role is better.
- # Languages made specifically for a challenge after it was published
- This is the general problem with allowing languages newer than the challenge. This is already considered a standard loophole, and the `might be downvoted anyway...` point will apply.
- Some questions heavily benefit from this(cops and robbers, answer chaining), so it might be worth enforcing on those questions since language restrictions are a general part of the game.
- Eitherway, manually specifying this rather than having it be a rule is better.
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2021-08-04T06:53:58Z (about 3 years ago)
# Languages made specifically for a challenge after it was published This is the general problem with allowing languages newer than the challenge. This is already considered a standard loophole, and the `might be downvoted anyway...` point will apply. Some questions heavily benefit from this(cops and robbers, answer chaining), so it might be worth enforcing on those questions since language restrictions are a general part of the game. Eitherway, manually specifying this rather than having it be a role is better.