What AutoReviewComments have you come up with?

Question

As many already know, there is a GreaseMonkey script call AutoReviewComments to automatically insert comment text for common situations.

The stock comments are less than stellar in my opinion. What comments have you come up with?

Answer 1

My current automagic comments are here http://pastebin.com/XHBkSRiy

###[A]Nothing but a URL (and isn't spam)
We really do prefer that answers contain content not pointers to content. Whilst this may theoretically answer the question, [it would be preferable](http://meta.stackexchange.com/q/8259) to include the essential parts of the answer here, and provide the link for reference.

###[A]Another user adding a 'Me too!'
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###[Q]Belongs on SU
Your question is off topic for Serverfault because it doesn't appear to relate to servers/networking or desktop infrastructure in a professional environment. It may be on topic for [Superuser](http://superuser.com) but please [search](http://superuser.com/search) their site for similar questions that may already have the answer you're looking for.

###[Q]Belongs on SO
Your question is off topic for Serverfault because it appears to relate programming. It may be on topic for [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com) but please [search](http://stackoverflow.com/search) their site for similar questions that may already have the answer you're looking for.

###[Q]Belongs on AU
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###[Q]Belongs on U&L
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###[Q]Belongs on SU | U&L
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### Spammer
Please read our [faq] in particular [May I promote products or websites I am affiliated with here?](http://$SITEURL$/faq#promotion).

###[Q]More information required
Now's a great time to edit your question and provide as much detail as possible. If you aren't sure what to add, see [How can I ask better questions on $SITENAME$?](http://meta.serverfault.com/q/3608/126632) and [What have you tried?](http://www.whathaveyoutried.com/)

Answer 2

###Using an Answer for anything else
[SF] **is not a forum**. Please do not post Answers unless they *actually answer 
the Question*. This should be posted as a Comment to the Answer it is replying 
to. See the [FAQ] for more details. Thank you and welcome to [SF]!

###Shopping Question
Shopping Questions are Off-Topic on any of the [se] sites. See [Q&A is hard, 
lets go Shopping](http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2010/11/qa-is-hard-lets-go-
shopping) and the [FAQ] for more details.

Answer 3

(check the source for markup)

###Linux Network-troubleshooting

Could you connect to the server via ssh and give us the output for the following commands: iptables -L -v -n, chkconfig --list and netstat -an? Make sure you do this with the appropriate rights (sudo or su).

###Solved? Mark it!

It's nice to see your question was resolved/answered. Could you please mark it as such? If there is no appropriate answer below, make one yourself and accept it when you can.

###Asks for tutorial

What have you tried so far? Did you get an error? Provide us with errors and/or logs.

###Low Accept Rate

People are going to be wary of offering you answers as long as you have a low accept rate. That's because this community thrives on having good answers to good questions. If someone has given you a good answer in the past, but you did not mark it as such, the community is weakened. Now, if you truly did not get good answers to your previous questions, then edit your previous questions and say that you're still looking for a satisfactory answer.

###Other related problem

Welcome to $SITENAME$! This is an old question. If it's answers don't help you directly then you should ask a new NEW question by clicking the Ask Question button.

Answer 4

Totally Off-Topic

This question has been closed because it does not fit within the scope
of our site. Please familiarise yourself with our [FAQ] section "What can I
ask here", and more importantly, "What kind of questions should I *not* ask
here". There may be a more appropriate site on the [SE] network to help you.