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Here are some simple tips to make the questions easier to find for the next person:
Post the entire question as text!
When using GMATPrep, I understand you probably took screenshots of all the questions you missed to review later. However, if you post the image, then nobody can search for that text! If you feel the need to attach a document with the question, go ahead, but at least provide the text also.Make sure you type the question in exactly as it was stated from the source.
Don't try to shorten the question, reword it, or change variable names. This just makes it harder to find for othersUse formulas instead of shorthand
Spend a few minutes learning how to write formulas in the forum (here: writing-mathematical-symbols-in-posts-72468.html) - it will provide you with a much better result, and get a lot more repliesTag your problem
At the very least put it in a general category such as Geometry, Sequences, etc. and the source! I realize it is difficult to gauge whether the problem is 500-600, 600-700, etc. so check them if you know the level. The search tool is very powerful, but if you don't tag your posts then those search options are useless. Additionally, you can edit the tags even if it isn't your created topic. If you find one that wasn't tagged properly, then correct it for others in the future.Avoid "mega" posts
Sometimes I find the question I'm looking for buried in a post with 10 other questions. This makes it impossible to follow the discussion about one question without going through a lot of irrelevant posts. If you want to post a collection of problems, post each problem individually, and then post an additional topic with links to all the problems. This gives you a place to discuss the problems (not the solutions) in one place while not cluttering up the solutions or discussion of the solutions.Provide answer choices for PS questions
The answers often provide valuable hints as to how you should proceed. Sometimes the best strategy is backsolving and for this you need answer choices.
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