Now and again on stack overflow humans ask questions that can not without problems be responded inside this format and that they get left out or downvoted, and so on.

In situations like this is it appropriate to indicate to the person that they could get assist on Codementor or could I get instructed off for doing this? Full disclosure, I am a mentor on Codementor, that's a provider wherein users pay to get assist.

Suggesting that users can get help on other websites

This is one in every of my pet peeves, a tremendous majority of posts are tagged with c and c++ to begin with whereas it ought to were c or c++.

Quite a few of these posts are fast edited and tagged effectively, however makes me surprise if the tags need to be distinct, if we actually have that capability?

C and C++ Tagging duplicate

There are simply two languages in query: one for constructing code to run on the GPU, and one for building code to run at the CPU. Neither are general c or trendy C++; each are a subset of widespread C++. Neither is a superset of c, but code written in this language strongly resembles what's normally referred to as "c-fashion" code, i.e. C++ code which usually uses capabilities from the not unusual subset of c and C++.

Should CUDA questions be tagged C and/or C++?

Edit questions with the misspelled tag to use the correct tag and then an automated process will remove the misspelled tag when it runs. If the tag is not used anymore it will be automatically removed within 24h.

Even you can right click and format your document. Sometimes you can get errors because of some extension also. 

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