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I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

 

(https://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion (of course, please explain why), skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?

I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

(https://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion (of course, please explain why), skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?

I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

(http://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion (of course, please explain why), skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?

I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

(https://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion (of course, please explain why), skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?

I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

(http://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion, skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?

I just unlocked the ability to review low-quality posts, and I come across answers like these in reviewing quite frequently:

I had a similar problem. Uninstalling the sonic wall vpn worked for me.

(http://superuser.com/a/654063/201262)

In cases like these, should I simply comment and say "expound on that, one-line answers aren't very helpful"? What if there really isn't much more to say, like in this case?

But more importantly, should I mark these for deletion (of course, please explain why), skip them, or approve them and ask for more from the answerer?