So if I find a question unsalvagable, I should "downvote and move on" or flag it. So, I should never give negative feedback myself, and ask you to pass it along instead? Ok. Could you please pass along that googling and reading wikipedia before asking a question is not optional, even if English is not one's native language?

@meriton This is not what I have said. What I have said is that feedback (regardless of being negative or not) should be constructive. Your first comment provides such feedback by suggesting in a nice way to check a reference before asking the question, because it seems that the information is easy to find. That is why that comment is still there.

@meriton However, your second comment mostly deals with the poster's asking style rather than the post itself. I hope that I am clearer now. Normally, I would have moved the comments to a separate chat (comments are not meant for long conversations between users), but this option is not available here.

However, the subsequent comments seem to be a debate around available Wikipedia translations and how an answer would look like, rather than suggesting how to improve the question And who said it's forbidden? What's the point to have a comment section if you can't actually write there ?