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Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by throwanem on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @01:18PM (#12437571)
I like that, in response to a name resolution failure in a ping command provided by the "See a random example" button, it suggested

    sudo rm -rf /*
Maybe a little curation might be of value here?
Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by 13of40 on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @02:00PM (#12437922)
It seems like most people who are entering commands don't get what it's supposed to do, since most of the commands under "Help Fix Commands" are either malicious, don't have an associated error message, or both.

Also, it seems like it's being a little bit racist about what a "console command" is, because it won't let me suggest...

  (dir -rec).FullName
...as a fix for...

  PS C:\> dir /s/b

  dir : Cannot find path 'C:\s\b' because it does not exist.
Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by MBVaughn on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @04:01PM (#12438868)
That's definitely in the works. I'm working on a reporting/curating functionality for "fix-requested" commands as well as for suggested fixes. I'm hoping to push that to the live environment as soon as possible.
Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by _lce0 on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @01:21PM (#12437595)
Indeed curation is required, as an example you forgot to include ..

    --no-preserve-root
;)
Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by amyjess on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @02:18PM (#12438048)
Using '/*' doesn't need --no-preserve-root. Only 'rm -rf /' needs it.
Re:NoFAQ – A tool that corrects your console commands by 0xmohit on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @03:25PM (#12438619)

  sudo chmod -R a-x /
would work as is.