Right now,
No. It is not yet possible to flag questions.
flag them.
Currently, no. Please use the "Report Abuse" button in the top-right hand corner to report a question.
You cannot flag a question. You can only flag answers to questions. To do so, you must be a registered user, and if you look under 'Question Tools' in your blue navigation bar, it should say 'Flag for Improvement'.
Because some people find it to be hilarious or of the sort to do such stuff on WikiAnswers, we do our best to catch it all and deal with it as soon as possible. Feel free to flag questions, or report questions to Supervisors so they can take care of it!
This depends on what country or organization's flag is being talked about. See related questions.
See related questions.
DingoBot is our Vandalism & Spam robot who flags answers not questions.
Nobody can flag an unanswered question, and only members can flag questions that do have answers. We do this by selecting the option "Flag" from our command list, supplied on the side of the window.
There is no way to flag questions for improvement currently on Answers.com. A signed-in member can flag an answered question by using the "Flag" option on the Question tools menu. You can "Report abuse" on questions that don't have answers but you shouldn't use that tool just for flagging something as not good enough.
If you flag constantly for no reason at all and ignore supervisors, it is possible.
WikiAnswers does have what we call flagged questions. You can flag a question by clicking on the red "Report Abuse". Then select the category you want(Ex: inappropriate) and then click OK. These questions are then soon fixed by supervisors and other people and then fix and delete the flag. The link below has a list of all the flagged questions.
Indeed you can. If you want to edit or remove flags, go to your Site tools, and there should be something marked "Flagged questions". Click that, and you will be directed to all the flag questions, where you can remove, edit, or add flags onto questions and/or answers.