As I mentioned previously, I love good questions, and most forum users do too. Sometimes, I will spend an hour creating a TikZ drawing for a user. Others work hard to troubleshoot error messages or output problems. We usually have fun with it, in the case of well-framed questions.
Challenges make us happy, especially if they are solvable. So, questions should do the following:
Provide as much information as possible
State the error message text, if there is one
Format code actually as code using the syntax highlighting feature
Show your own effort if you managed to achieve something
It's also recommended that you do a forum search with good keywords before posting. A similar question may already have been answered.
And there's the ultimate advice to do something which is nearly a guarantee to solve every LaTeX problem on earth: post a minimal example. The next recipe will deal with this.