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doc/user.rst: remove "Question" prefix from "Common Problems"

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@ -1099,31 +1099,31 @@ Common Problems
Database
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Question: I can't see my music in the MPD database!
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I can't see my music in the MPD database
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* Check your :code:`music_directory` setting.
* Does the MPD user have read permission on all music files, and read+execute permission on all music directories (and all of their parent directories)?
* Did you update the database? (mpc update)
* Did you enable all relevant decoder plugins at compile time? :command:`mpd --version` will tell you.
Question: MPD doesn't read ID3 tags!
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MPD doesn't read ID3 tags!
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* You probably compiled :program:`MPD` without libid3tag. :command:`mpd --version` will tell you.
Playback
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Question: I can't hear music on my client!
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I can't hear music on my client
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* That problem usually follows a misunderstanding of the nature of :program:`MPD`. :program:`MPD` is a remote-controlled music player, not a music distribution system. Usually, the speakers are connected to the box where :program:`MPD` runs, and the :program:`MPD` client only sends control commands, but the client does not actually play your music.
:program:`MPD` has output plugins which allow hearing music on a remote host (such as httpd), but that is not :program:`MPD`'s primary design goal.
Question: "Device or resource busy"
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Error "Device or resource busy"
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* This ALSA error means that another program uses your sound hardware exclusively. You can stop that program to allow :program:`MPD` to use it.