Closed as dupe points to closed as too broad. How is that helpful to anyone?
My knee-jerk reaction is to vote to reopen the more recent one. Any better ideas?
Example: Not a jack of all trades! i stg mark my question as a duplicate
Closed as dupe points to closed as too broad. How is that helpful to anyone?
My knee-jerk reaction is to vote to reopen the more recent one. Any better ideas?
Example: Not a jack of all trades! i stg mark my question as a duplicate
The second question was closed as a duplicate of another question. This is correct: it was a duplicate. That the original question is off-topic is actually immaterial; all it means is that the second version is off-topic too.
Im looking for a word used to describe a worker who can do multiple types of tasks not necessairly (ik i spelt that wrong) at the same time but a person who can for example if working in a grocery store can do cash, stock, etc. a person who can work in any position in a company
some examples: flexible, versatile, adversed, adaptable
but I'm looking for a specific word i believe starts with a 'd' not sure
im looking for a word that describes someone who can work any position in a company not a jack of all trades I'm looking for an adjective to describe someone who can work anywhere an employer might ask in a specific field
something like a diverse worker, a flexible worker
please help
thanks
In my view the first question is the better of the two. Both were correctly tagged by the OP as single-word-requests but he didn't follow any of the advice in the tag info (even the short version provided in the pop-up).
Sumelic is right that repeat questions by the same OP are generally linked together, usually by closing the second as a duplicate of the first. It is an indication that it's the original question which needs to be dealt with. There might be exceptions, where the second version is markedly better than the first — but in that case it's unlikely to be a duplicate question.
In this case, since we have a custom close reason for single-word-requests questions, it might have been better to use that. However, the question would still have ended up closed.
Rather than vote to reopen the more recent one, concentrate on the better question (which might be the earlier version, as in this case). But it needs to be made on-topic, following the tag guidance at least. Once the question is of a standard which is not eminently closable, vote to reopen.