Recently a new pattern is emerging that is worrying me.

* A new user asks a question that may need some clarification. Well, it's the first question in a new forum, often by a TeX novice, often by a non-native English speaker.
* S/He goes away, as new users usually do not expect that there is an immediate reaction. (I remember well that after my first question I was quite surprised to see how fast the first responses came.)
* Some hyper-active members of our community start to close the question shortly after as being too broad, unclear or whatsoever, sometimes even without a single attempt to clarify the issue, or without waiting for the user to return to answer.

I think it is rather frustrating to see ones question closed so quickly, without any communication taking place.

Can we agree to (try to) talk to people first and then to close such questions only with some delay, say two days (maybe more if it's weekend)? (I'm not talking about obvious duplicates, clear off-topics, or spammers. But even then, apart from spammers, some comment seems appropriate.)