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edited Sep 20, 2017 at 22:19

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The statistics shows that, this is a legal form. In many languages as in my native language - Bulgarian - it is possible to ask a question in general form - without personal pronoun.

Apparently this isthese are the reasonreasons why 2 of my 4 questions begin with "How to..." :)

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| Stack Exchange | Questions # | How to Q # | How to Q % |
+----------------+-------------+------------+------------+
| Unix & Linux   |    124,443  |    17,855  |    14.3%3 %  |
| Stack Overflow | 14,598,565  | 1,966,679  |    13.5%5 %  |
| Ask Ubuntu     |    272,812  |    33,412  |    12.2%2 %  |
| Server Fault   |    249,373  |    22,056  |     8.8%8 %  |
| ...            |        ...  |       ...  |       ...   |
| English Lang.. |     42,561  |     1,581  |     3.7%7 %  |
+--------------------------------------------------------+

The statistics shows that, this is a legal form. In many languages as in my native language - Bulgarian - it is possible to ask a question in general form - without personal pronoun.

Apparently this is the reason why 2 of my 4 questions begin with "How to..." :)

+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Stack Exchange | Questions # | How to Q # | How to Q % |
+----------------+-------------+------------+------------+
| Unix & Linux   |    124,443  |    17,855  |    14.3%   |
| Stack Overflow | 14,598,565  | 1,966,679  |    13.5%   |
| Ask Ubuntu     |    272,812  |    33,412  |    12.2%   |
| Server Fault   |    249,373  |    22,056  |     8.8%   |
| ...            |        ...  |       ...  |      ...   |
| English Lang.. |     42,561  |     1,581  |     3.7%   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+

The statistics shows that, this is a legal form. In many languages as in my native language - Bulgarian - it is possible to ask a question in general form - without personal pronoun. Apparently these are the reasons why 2 of my 4 questions begin with "How to..." :)

+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Stack Exchange | Questions # | How to Q # | How to Q % |
+----------------+-------------+------------+------------+
| Unix & Linux   |    124,443  |    17,855  |    14.3 %  |
| Stack Overflow | 14,598,565  | 1,966,679  |    13.5 %  |
| Ask Ubuntu     |    272,812  |    33,412  |    12.2 %  |
| Server Fault   |    249,373  |    22,056  |     8.8 %  |
| ...            |        ...  |       ...  |       ...  |
| English Lang.. |     42,561  |     1,581  |     3.7 %  |
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created Sep 20, 2017 at 21:40

pa4080

30.3k
8
11

The statistics shows that, this is a legal form. In many languages as in my native language - Bulgarian - it is possible to ask a question in general form - without personal pronoun.

Apparently this is the reason why 2 of my 4 questions begin with "How to..." :)

+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Stack Exchange | Questions # | How to Q # | How to Q % |
+----------------+-------------+------------+------------+
| Unix & Linux   |    124,443  |    17,855  |    14.3%   |
| Stack Overflow | 14,598,565  | 1,966,679  |    13.5%   |
| Ask Ubuntu     |    272,812  |    33,412  |    12.2%   |
| Server Fault   |    249,373  |    22,056  |     8.8%   |
| ...            |        ...  |       ...  |      ...   |
| English Lang.. |     42,561  |     1,581  |     3.7%   |
+--------------------------------------------------------+