The answers to a previous question I asked make it clear that the users who actually read here on meta know what the problems are and how to fight them.

To summarize:

* Vote, vote, vote! (A question with an up-voted answer counts as answered.)
* Use better question titles. ("How to do X?" instead of "Why does my code not work?")
* In general, try to ask more general, "re-usable" questions.
* Be a bit more strict on questions which are too localized; questions like "Help me with my exact problem" can't be improved by giving a better title and similar edits.

After I posted that answer, the answered ratio went up from 84% to 86/87%. So, that's great. But when looking at <https://drupal.stackexchange.com/users?tab=voters&filter=month>, it looks like only a very low amount of users actually vote on questions. I guess a few of them went on a voting spree after reading my other question and the answers to it.

The question I think is now: How can we get users to ask better questions, vote on answers, and so on?

The only idea I had so far is to write some more FAQ questions here on meta to which we can link to in comments etc. One of them was "How do I write questions that will be answered" but then I stumbled over [How do I ask a good question?](https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/how-to-ask) which is pretty much exactly what I had in mind to write. Can we maybe promote that page a bit more than only as an inline-link on the general page, which has like 100 more such links?

I haven't found a similar page about voting, but there is IMHO way too much text there, and nobody reads all of that. So maybe we could create a FAQ page for that?

Do you have other ideas?