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If the challenge is a homework question in disguise, or otherwise looks like an attempt to get this community to do someone else's work for them, then I would downvote it. I would certainly not direct them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment directing them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is not suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment telling them to improve their question and then post on Stack Overflow.

And, of course, I think everyone else should vote like me.

If the challenge is a homework question in disguise, or otherwise looks like an attempt to get this community to do someone else's work for them, then I would downvote it. I would certainly not direct them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment directing them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is not suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment telling them to improve their question and then post on Stack Overflow.

And, of course, I think everyone else should vote like me.

If the challenge is a homework question in disguise, or otherwise looks like an attempt to get this community to do someone else's work for them, then I would downvote it. I would certainly not direct them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment directing them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is not suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment telling them to improve their question and then post on Stack Overflow.

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Rainbolt
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If the challenge is a homework question in disguise, or otherwise looks like an attempt to get this community to do someone else's work for them, then I would downvote it. I would certainly not direct them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment directing them to Stack Overflow.

If the post is a regular programming question and is not suitable for Stack Overflow, then I would refrain from voting and leave a helpful comment telling them to improve their question and then post on Stack Overflow.

And, of course, I think everyone else should vote like me.