user1587: so with this question What is the song near the end of Episode 24? (Akame ga Kill) how it describes when the song occurs is kinda vague. we don't know when someone considers an anime episode having reached the end in where they can observe a scene, is it 5 minutes before the ED? 3 minutes? the scene after the ED?
To avoid acting too late what do we do about these Vague Music Requests?

user191: One other thing to help with the search is to ask OP to add screenshot of the scene when the music starts, like in this question:
What is the song at 07:37 in episode 60 of Naruto?

user1587: I suggest the following:
When posting a Music Identification Request you should expect to see the series name indicated by the paired tag with music and/or in the question and a description of an identifiable scene that the music occurs. ie

what is the music that plays in Sword Art Online when everyone is gathered in the town of beginning learning that Kayaba has prevented them for logging out

things which can also narrow the scene down are

an episode number
a timestamp
a link to a legal video source (some leeway given to youtube videos)

the first 2 points above can replace a scene description when used together. the last point should always come with a scene description even if the first 2 points are given because if the link dies the timestamp may become invalid, especially if the OP/ED/Transition Scenes/etc are removed (remember that OP and ED's combined are ~3 minutes).
If the request is vague...
request clarification and have the OP edit the question. if nothing happens (say within 24 hours but how long you wait is up to you) Vote to Close as Unclear.
maybe also leave a comment saying that the question can be re-opened if clarification is edited in, this will then put the closed question in the Review Que for reopen votes.
In essence from the description you should know or be able to believe that the described scene can be referenced with a timestamp if one isn't given. 
using the link in this question that would be closed as unclear as the scene is described to be "near the end of the episode" and at what time would one consider near the end?

1587: <p>so with this question <a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/q/36559/1587">What is the song near the end of Episode 24? (Akame ga Kill)</a> how it describes when the song occurs is kinda vague. we don't know when someone considers an anime episode having reached the end in where they can observe a scene, is it 5 minutes before the ED? 3 minutes? the scene after the ED?</p>

<p>To avoid acting too late what do we do about these Vague Music Requests?</p>
 191: <p>One other thing to help with the search is to ask OP to add screenshot of the scene when the music starts, like in this question:</p>

<p><a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/36896/naruto-ost-episode-60">What is the song at 07:37 in episode 60 of Naruto?</a></p>
 1587: <p>I suggest the following:</p>

<p>When posting a Music Identification Request you should expect to see the series name indicated by the paired tag with <a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/music" class="post-tag" title="show questions tagged &#39;music&#39;" rel="tag">music</a> and/or in the question and a description of an identifiable scene that the music occurs. ie</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>what is the music that plays in Sword Art Online when everyone is gathered in the town of beginning learning that Kayaba has prevented them for logging out</p>
</blockquote>

<p>things which can also narrow the scene down are</p>

<ul>
<li>an episode number</li>
<li>a timestamp</li>
<li>a link to a legal video source (some leeway given to youtube videos)</li>
</ul>

<p>the first 2 points above can replace a scene description when used together. the last point should always come with a scene description even if the first 2 points are given because if the link dies the timestamp may become invalid, especially if the OP/ED/Transition Scenes/etc are removed (remember that OP and ED's combined are ~3 minutes).</p>

<h1>If the request is vague...</h1>

<p>request clarification and have the OP edit the question. if nothing happens (say within 24 hours but how long you wait is up to you) Vote to Close as <strong>Unclear</strong>.</p>

<p>maybe also leave a comment saying that the question can be re-opened if clarification is edited in, this will then put the closed question in the Review Que for reopen votes.</p>

<p>In essence from the description you should know or be able to believe that the described scene can be referenced with a timestamp if one isn't given. </p>

<p>using the link in this question that would be closed as unclear as the scene is described to be <em>"near the end of the episode"</em> and at what time would one consider near the end?</p>
