True. There's a few meta posts I've created to help new users navigate the community.
These are also mentioned in the Q2A docs > Services page.
When I close questions with low quality, usually I link them to the "How to ask a good question" post. But many ignore and do the same thing again for their next question.
Maybe it's too long of a read, maybe not everyone gets the information because English is not their first language, or maybe they just simply ignore it. Idk.
Other point is Accepting Answers. Recently I've stopped answering questions where Users have a low rate of accepting answers because if the person who asked the question can't bother to take 2 seconds to accept an answer, why should responders take their time to diagnose and formulate an answer to their problems.
Accepting an answer not only is a token of appreciation to say "thank you" , but also helps the community understand there's a solution for that problem, which is very useful for other people searching the website.
This also prevents the creation of duplicate questions, avoid "Did it work? " comments, and so on..
PS: I might change the community-meta tag to guidelines . Maybe it will be easier to find meta content.
