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No, like most sites in the network we don't have one. On most Stack Exchange sites, it's pretty straightforward to ask a decent question; there's plenty of guidance in the Help Center. On Code Golf, ...

Sometimes, additional information in images can be helpful, e.g. to indicate which piece made the last move. It's difficult to convey that information with the replayer (I guess Black's last move was ...

In general to decide on the name of the opening used, you start at the end of the game and then work backwards; the first position with a well-recognized name is the one you use. So unless your ...

If you are asking about different players then please ask a new question, particularly since the previous question is almost 2 years old and it would make existing answers look incomplete.

People are just trying to explain you that your question is of no importance at all. Since, seen the context you're given, most answerers assume your kid's intentions is to become a better chess ...

IMHO this puzzle illustrates a nice endgame technique (similar to the famous Réti endgame study) and is therefore a valuable read for the average Chess Stack Exchange reader. There's nothing wrong ...

Should such questions, asking advice about possible ways to cheat, be allowed? Absolutely! Should people be free to downvote them if they want? Absolutely! Let me just add a few comments. 1) This ...

Don't worry about it. I don't think the question is unclear, but people sometimes try to be helpful by answering what they think you should have asked instead. :-) People sometimes disagree with ...

As the initial close voter, I agree that an open source template would is an excellent idea. Here is a quick sketch. In this position, why/what is x move/sequence/etc. (details)? diagram I ask this ...

Generally, questions like that are indeed accepted. They are not inherently useless, as they may provide valuable data for a researcher later on. There may be a caveat though if the question is to ...

Essentially such a question would be about a certain position, which can be reached as a variation of multiple different openings. In such a case I see no harm in tagging it with more than one ...