Q:

In what universe is this an answer? 

Link to answer and link to question
The content of the answer reads

“my_tests,SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=123 1495179651177999872 \n SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=444 1495179651203000064”

The difference from the first quote block in the question to the answer is shown as following (scroll right):
my_tests,SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=123 1495179651177999872 my_tests,SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=444 1495179651203000064
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my_tests,SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=123 1495179651177999872 \n SNR=533033200650344358002D00,TNR=test HelloWorld=444 1495179651203000064

Although I am 100% innocent of the topic of the question (InfluxDB), I don't think I am too illiterate to understand such an "answer".  So I flagged it as NAA and got that flag declined. 
Can anyone tell me how on earth is it an answer, and why my flag is declined? 

A:

That is still an attempt at answering, so I declined the NAA flag. 
The answer is stating that the lines should be delimited with \n, not \r\n.  It's a terribly bad answer, as it doesn't state this explicitly, but it was an attempt at answering nonetheless. 
I've deleted it now, because it took me yet another double-take to figure out why I had declined the flag last night.  But note that the other, much newer answer makes what the post you flagged tried to say much clearer as it calls out the line separator error and explains what is going on.  But now that that post is there the first one is no longer needed.