AB gives this example of a question that is nonsense: "How to strike a balance between vision and action? vision without action is daydreaming. it hurts the inner self.. Action without vision is Brownian movement and more dangerous it can hurt u physically.what is the formula for balance/"

If someone's "question" is only a statement -- it can be flagged as nonsense.

1) The meaning of "nonsense" for a question on Answerbag is not always everyday meaning. Everyday meaning is often quite subjective, actually. Answerbag has the policy of accepting a wide range of questions, which could sometimes appear nonsensical. 2) Here is what the site guidelines say: "What is considered nonsense? Nonsense flags are typically only accepted when there is definitely no question, problem stated, or request for information. This usually means things like "alfepoai eh agoeapoen a?" can be flagged as nonsense and the flag will be accepted. While a question like, "Do rhinos like to eat peanut butter on sunny days?" may seem nonsensical, it is still a question which may generate some interesting or funny answers. Questions like this are appropriate in the Outside the Bag categories." Source and further information: http://www.answerbag.com/guideline/ Here you can also find an interesting discussion of that issue from AB-Rich: http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/174910 3) A big no-no is also asking for points or promising points: http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/175023 As is it a (small) violation of Answerbag policy, those questions will usually just get flagged and rejected as nonsense. (big violations usually get reported by feedback and could have your account blocked). It is obviously what happened in the case of this question of yours: http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1751315