I've noticed that the best Bioinformatics SE questions are where people ask about a specific problem they're having with their own data (or programs they're using). How would people feel about putting additional guidance in the "Ask Question" page, e.g. by adding guidance / tips to a right-hand sidebar?

Something like:

Hi, welcome to Bioinformatics StackExchange. Our community works best at answering specific questions about bioinformatics problems. Here are some tips to help get the best answers:

1. Be specific about your problem; preferably ask a single question
2. Add context - why are you trying to do this?
3. Add detail; the more the better, as long as it's relevant
	* If there are input files, show the first few lines
	* If there are output files, show the first few lines
	* If there's an error, show the entire error message
	* If you're asking about issues with a program, version numbers can help
4. Share your problem-solving research:
	* what did you try to overcome your problem?
	* why it did not work for you?

Thanks for asking. We hope you have a great time here!

Update: [here](https://bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/questions/15922/alt-aware-mapping-vs-graph-genomes-as-solution-to-reference-bias-issue) is an example of a general question that lacks context and is not tied to a specific problem. Is it appropriate to ask these types of questions? Is it useful to the community to ask and/or answer questions like this?