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A question that gets answered quickly usually contains:
- What you did — the exact command or the exact sequence of clicks.
- What happened — the actual output or error, pasted, not summarised.
- What you expected instead.
- Which build — version and, if you have it, the commit. The About screen shows both.
What slows an answer down: “it does not work”, screenshots of text, and conclusions offered in place of observations. If you already know the cause, say so — but say what you saw as well.
Before asking, Known Limitations is worth a minute. A fair share of questions turn out to be things we already know are unfinished, and that page says so plainly.