During review I come across “question” posts that don't actually contain a question. In some cases the question is implied in a statement. In either case it would be better to have an explicit question.

### Proposition:

 1. Mandate at least one question mark per question post (outside of quotation and pre-formatted listing environments).

 2. Notify users of this requirement when they fail to comply with a short explanation, possibly with a link to “[How do I ask a good question?](//askubuntu.com/help/how-to-ask)”.

If (1.) is too strong, as a variant we could remove the mandate but still do (2.) and ask question authors to confirm that they don't want to use a single question mark.


### Rationale:

This is no sure-fire way to reject *non-question* question posts but it serves to direct the attention of question authors as to the lack of an explicit request and guide them to use Ask Ubuntu as a Q&A site as intended.