Problem: How to write a well received question or answer on stack exchange
Take the tour.
The tour is different for every site, but the basics are the same.
It tells you how to vote, how to write a good question and basically how to navigate the site. OPTIONS:
- This is the first step to ensuring you have a great post, because it helps you understand the tools. Know the criteria for a good question.
- At a website your complete the tour with location information. It asks you questions like your name, what type of website you currently use, your address, and if you want to build a brick-and-mortar community.
- You are not disrupting the process but rather improving it. Decide if you'd like to work with the building or facilities.
- The tour explains almost everything in english but often includes lessons or strengths. The tour is " archived " and appears in the cds, dvds, or cd platter as there may not be anything for sale.

Answer: This is the first step to ensuring you have a great post, because it helps you understand the tools. Know the criteria for a good question.

Problem: How to work out a repayment plan
Formulate a budget.
In its simplest terms, a budget is just a record of how much income you have vs. how many expenses you have. A good budget will track all of your sources of income (e.g., main paycheck, child support, side jobs, etc. OPTIONS:
- ) and calculate how much you can realistically afford to cut out your largest sources of revenue. Analyze the total cost and determine how much you can reasonably cut out of your annual salary.
- ) and record these costs on a spreadsheet. Look at how you compare these different sources of income to determine if your plan is a good choice.
- ) as well as your regular spending (e.g., bills, food, clothing, etc. ) Contact your creditor as soon as possible.
- ), as well as any irregularities such as health costs, debts, etc. If you've written down your monthly income, you can now create a breakdown of all of your expenses or find other ways to estimate those expenses.

Answer: ) as well as your regular spending (e.g., bills, food, clothing, etc. ) Contact your creditor as soon as possible.

Problem: How to make french onion dip
Add the oil, salt and onions to a pot.
Alternately, you can use a pan or a skillet. Make sure those onions are as thinly diced as possible if you want the dip to have a creamy, even texture. OPTIONS:
- If you like the more lumpy consistency, though, then you can dice the onions a bit thicker. Cook on medium heat until the onions are caramelized (this should take about 20 minutes).
- You can use another type of oil, such as canola oil, coconut oil, walnut oil, jojoba oil, or olive oil. Cover the pan or skillet with a lid.
- Note that this recipe will produce a thinner top. Check the instructions accompanying the pan or skillet for more information.
- The entire thing will cook more evenly if you blanch your onions. Cover the pot and bring it to boil.
Answer: If you like the more lumpy consistency, though, then you can dice the onions a bit thicker. Cook on medium heat until the onions are caramelized (this should take about 20 minutes).