All I can see is "I am human being".
I don't know which version my IE is, I don't know where to check it, but it came with Windows 7, so it can't be that old.
1 Answer
With regards to the Captcha, have you tried clearing your cache?
With regards to the rest of you question, you hit the nail on the head. The community did get upset with the amount of low quality, bad questions that have been asked, and the Question Standard is the bare minimum that is required to be able to post a question and answer the community will accept.
If you can't meet that standard, there is an extremely good chance your question will be closed and down voted, so I would suggest you at least try and meet that standard.
However, your also under no obligation to use any of the SE sites. Keep in mind, it is a free service, and SE can set any standards they may feel will improve the quality on the site.
Further Info
No one except the developers know what the standards criteria are, so we cannot provide any information as to how you can fix it. The How To Ask a question page it refers to does however make it easier to get it right.
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how has cache anything to do with this? and what cache youre talking about? and how does this make it possible for me to keep my writings? if i refresh the page, i will lose everything. i have never noticed much of low quality posts here, sometimes few, but didnt really bother me, thats why there is downvote button... which i find funny i got -2 already! this site definitely doesnt want to hear any critics. i dont care how much you own a site, if its something like social site (like this is), theres no point trying to force everyone into your standards. that will only harm the community.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 15:21
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not to mention nobody knows these standards, theres no way of knowing how to write, you can just keep trying and guess whats wrong, for example i once wrote "dude" and i couldnt post the whole question because of ONE single word thats considered bad. but i thought it would fit there since it was about a game... that took long time to figure out what was wrong with my writing.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 15:24
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2@winuser If you don' even know what browser cache is, I am not entirely convinced you should be asking questions on Super User. Also, gaming is off topic for this site. It also explains why the system is rejecting your questions. We don't have anything against critics, we do however have issues with people that posts rants about how unfair we are, instead of posting objective arguments as to why they are having issues.– BinaryMisfit ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 16:19
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3@winuser a couple other things: a) it's not a social networking site. It's a question and answer site. b) you say you haven't noticed many low-quality questions - that is specifically because the moderators work very hard to remove and edit low-quality content. If we didn't do this, then the signal to noise ratio would be much lower.– nhinkle ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 16:43
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1@winuser If the automatic post quality scoring system would tell you exactly what's wrong, you'd just be gaming it by fixing the few things that are indicators of bad post quality without improving the actual post quality (e.g. dude might indicate slang or colloquialism not suitable for a worldwide audience).– Daniel Beck ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 16:46
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@Diago, Wait... to ask questions here you must be pro in everything? isnt the point of asking to learn? lol. i wasnt talking about this site, i was talking about stack-exchange network which consists of many sites. (at)nhinkle: i didnt mean this is facebook, but as any forum-kind places; people dont share one opinion or view of things, thus its pointless to force people to think alike you do. at least put up a list of words that are banned. or highlight them too.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 17:17
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3@winuser Actually, our FAQ does indeed say that. Super User is for computer enthusiasts and power users. We expect our users at least to know what browser cache is and how to check the version of the OS, and IE, they are running. If you can't do the basics, you are indeed in the wrong place.– BinaryMisfit ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 18:20
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@Diago, where is the site for retards like me who can admit they arent perfect and all-knowing Gods, then? i was able to get IE version before, but this new windows 7 has hidden the feature, as i said earlier: many times: new windows versions remove features. thats not my fault.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 18:41
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1@winuser Actually. The feature wasn't removed. It still in precisely the same place it has been since V1. Help -> About Internet Explorer. As for the rest of your question, I really don't know, since SU doesn't have any perfect or all-knowing Gods on it.– BinaryMisfit ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 18:48
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@diago, i dont have "help" button anywhere... maybe i have removed it if it was in some useless toolbar?– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 19:03
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1@winuser Unfortunately technical support is not my field so I am not entirely sure where to start to help with that. Since I can't see your screen, I wouldn't even know where to start and advise you. Maybe give MS support a call, or otherwise chat to a local techie and see if they can assist.– BinaryMisfit ModCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 19:29
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@diago, the original reason why i didnt even bother to tell the version is because i already told you that im using IE which came with Windows7 and that should probably be enough information for any web-developer. im sure they know these things without the need for specific version numbers, and even if they did need they wouldnt be fixing it just for specific version number.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 19:32
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@winuser IE8 ships with windows 7... But there is also IE9. Are we suppose to guess as to the state of your automatic updates? I just repaired a win7 pc that still has IE 8 so it's entirely possible. Commented Oct 28, 2011 at 20:37
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@kyle, its only 2 versions, not a big deal to test with both. and if you already used one and saw no bugs, then you can know for 100% sure that i have the other version. there shouldnt even be any kind of testing, the first mistake on that code was to use something like javascript which is known to be the most incompatible creation of mankind. why dont we make the emergency exit door work with electric lock that requires 10 number code? because there simply isnt NEED FOR IT. a simple freaking handle does the job. tech guys go google for img tag and input tag, its all you need for this to work.– winuserCommented Oct 28, 2011 at 22:34
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@winuser We aren't devs we are just regular users, like you. If you want our help you may have to check your browser version for us, if you can't do that then you won't get help. Simple as that. If you want help from stack exchange feel free to send them an email. Commented Oct 28, 2011 at 23:56
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