When formulating questions on the Madhya Gujarati Baj Khedawal forum, it's essential to avoid certain pitfalls to maintain a positive and productive discussion environment. Here are some things to avoid:

1. Offensive or Discriminatory Language: Ensure that your questions are phrased in a respectful and inclusive manner, avoiding any language that may be offensive or discriminatory towards individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or any other characteristic.
2. Personal Attacks or Harassment: Refrain from directing questions that attack or demean specific individuals or groups. Keep the focus on constructive discussion and collaboration, rather than personal conflicts or grievances.
3. False Information or Rumors: Avoid spreading false information or unsubstantiated rumors in your questions. Make sure to fact-check any claims before posting, and cite credible sources when necessary.
4. Promotional Content: Steer clear of questions that serve primarily to promote personal or commercial interests unrelated to the organization's mission and objectives. The forum is intended for discussions relevant to community engagement, collaboration, and support.
5. Sensationalism or Exaggeration: Keep your questions grounded in reality and avoid sensationalizing or exaggerating issues for dramatic effect. Stick to factual information and constructive dialogue.
6. Overly Complex or Confusing Language: Aim to communicate your questions clearly and concisely, using language that is easy for others to understand. Avoid overly technical jargon or convoluted phrasing that may hinder comprehension.
7. Contentious or Divisive Topics: While it's important to address challenging issues, be mindful of how certain topics may be divisive or controversial within the community. Approach sensitive subjects with sensitivity and respect for differing perspectives.
8. Spam or Irrelevant Content: Refrain from posting questions that are unrelated to the organization's mission or objectives, as well as repetitive or redundant questions that have already been addressed elsewhere on the forum.

More over:

• Answers should not add or expand questions. Instead either edit the question or add a question comment.
• Answers should not comment other answers. Instead add a comment on the other answers.
• Answers shouldn't just point to other Questions. Instead add a question comment indication "Possible duplicate of...". However, it's ok to include links to other questions or answers providing relevant additional information.
• Answers shouldn't just provide a link a solution. Instead provide the solution description text in your answer, even if it's just a copy/paste. Links are welcome, but should be complementary to answer, referring sources or additional reading.

Answers should not add or expand questions. Instead, either edit the question or add a comment.

Answers should not comment other answers. Instead add a comment on the other answers.

Answers shouldn't just point to other questions.Instead add a comment indicating "Possible duplicate of...". However, it's fine to include links to other questions or answers providing relevant additional information.

Answers shouldn't just provide a link a solution. Instead provide the solution description text in your answer, even if it's just a copy/paste. Links are welcome, but should be complementary to answer, referring sources or additional reading.

Answers should not start debates This community Q&A is not a discussion group. Please avoid holding debates in your answers as they tend to dilute the essence of questions and answers. For brief discussions please use commenting facility.

When a question or answer is upvoted, the user who posted them will gain some points, which are called "karma points". These points serve as a rough measure of the community trust to him/her. Various moderation tasks are gradually assigned to the users based on those points.

For example, if you ask an interesting question or give a helpful answer, your input will be upvoted. On the other hand if the answer is misleading - it will be downvoted. Each vote in favor will generate 10 points, each vote against will subtract 2 points. There is a limit of 200 points that can be accumulated for a question or answer per day. The table given at the end explains reputation point requirements for each type of moderation task.