user99: For example:
Q Why did Alice fall in love with Bob?
A The author sucks, and the whole plot is stupid.
What should we do with such posts? You must be wondering why do I even ask this question? 
That's because "plot hole" can be a legitimate answer to some questions. We can complain all we like about how something is illogical, but on a Q&A site, if "plot hole" is the answer to the question, then we have to accept it. Thus, the above post can be improved by editing out the rant. 
Should we edit it/get it edited or flag it like on other SE sites?
Note: I have delibarately avoided giving examples for obvious reasons, but you can easily figure out what I am referring to from the main site. 

user27: Such questions should be closed. Answers should be downvoted, and maybe deleted. 
If you can edit the post to improve it, do so. If you cannot , leave a comment for the author to do it, and if he fails to do so, flag or vote to delete it. 
Posts like those aren't useful, there's a huge difference between "it's a plot hole" and "the author sucks". 

99: <p>For example:<br>
<strong>Q</strong> Why did Alice fall in love with Bob?<br>
<strong>A</strong> The author sucks, and the whole plot is stupid.</p>

<p>What should we do with such posts? You must be wondering why do I even ask this question? </p>

<p>That's because "plot hole" can be a legitimate answer to some questions. We can complain all we like about how something is illogical, but on a Q&amp;A site, if "plot hole" is the answer to the question, then we have to accept it. Thus, the above post can be improved by editing out the rant. </p>

<p>Should we edit it/get it edited or flag it like on other SE sites?</p>

<p>Note: I have delibarately avoided giving examples for obvious reasons, but you can easily figure out what I am referring to from the main site. </p>
 27: <p>Such questions should be closed. Answers should be downvoted, and maybe deleted. </p>

<p>If you can edit the post to improve it, do so. If you cannot , leave a comment for the author to do it, and if he fails to do so, flag or vote to delete it. </p>

<p>Posts like those aren't useful, there's a huge difference between "it's a plot hole" and "the author sucks". </p>
