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Question 1: On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question because I think the action is unwise?

Question 2: Someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.)

Question 1: On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question because I think the action is unwise?

Question 2: Someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.)

Question 1: On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question because I think the action is unwise?

Question 2: Someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.) I am only asking this question because this is exactly what Ramhound has done to me so far.

Question 1: On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question because I think the action is unwise?

Question 2: Someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.)

On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question?

Now, someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.) I am only asking this question because this is exactly what Ramhound has done to me so far.

Question 1: On Superuser, someone had asked how to disable his/her page file in order to free more disk space! Naturally, I (and any technically aware person) know that this is very unwise. A computer without page file will not operate properly.

Should I downvote the question because I think the action is unwise?

Question 2: Someone has written an accurate answer for this question. Should I downvote the answer? (Of course, I didn't. I just edited it and wrote that the author of the answer assumes the OP knows the repercussions of his/her actions. And then upvoted it because it was accurate.) I am only asking this question because this is exactly what Ramhound has done to me so far.