When experienced users make the first comment on a "bad" question, they are often condescending. This is fair enough, if the question is bad. However, this discourages other, less experienced users with less reputation, from attempting to answer the question. Particularly if the question is an interesting one and the "experienced user" who initially commented, has perhaps misunderstood it. The example I use is here
Does a gun exert enough gravity on the bullet it fired to stop it?
Regardless of anyone's opinion on the example mentioned, my question is whether there should be some process for flagging unnecessarily condescending and useless comments, particularly from experienced contributors, which may discourage other users from answering, or encourage less experienced users to "jump on the bandwagon" simply because of the reputation of the comment writer.
don't be rude, be nice
& all that.... $\endgroup$