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This seems to suggest that duplicate questions are fine as long as the first one doesn't answer everyone's question "fully"? Is this actually the rule we're to follow these days?

If so, what's the point of the bounty system again? :)

Example of the confusion:

Is there any way to fix an annoying Windows 10 UI design re: VPN connections?

I marked it as a possible duplicate of:

Windows 10 VPN Connect Button Cumbersome

User responds to "possible duplicate" marking in comments:

"Seems to be, yes. Although there was no solution to that question."

This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.

This seems to suggest that duplicate questions are fine as long as the first one doesn't answer everyone's question "fully"? Is this actually the rule we're to follow these days?

If so, what's the point of the bounty system again? :)

Example of the confusion:

Is there any way to fix an annoying Windows 10 UI design re: VPN connections?

I marked it as a possible duplicate of:

Windows 10 VPN Connect Button Cumbersome

User responds to "possible duplicate" marking in comments:

"Seems to be, yes. Although there was no solution to that question."

This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.

This seems to suggest that duplicate questions are fine as long as the first one doesn't answer everyone's question "fully"? Is this actually the rule we're to follow these days?

If so, what's the point of the bounty system again? :)

This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.

This seems to suggest that duplicate questions are fine as long as the first one doesn't answer everyone's question "fully"? Is this actually the rule we're to follow these days?

If so, what's the point of the bounty system again? :)

Example of the confusion:

Is there any way to fix an annoying Windows 10 UI design re: VPN connections?

I marked it as a possible duplicate of:

Windows 10 VPN Connect Button Cumbersome

User responds to "possible duplicate" marking in comments:

"Seems to be, yes. Although there was no solution to that question."