How did this question get past the quality filter?

Question

I refer you to this question. Here, I'll quote it below in case it gets edited.

Title: hanged samsung tab and restarting

i use a samsung galaxy tab GT-P1000

RECENTLY TWO WEEKS BACK I UPDATED TO JELLY WITH NEW CYNOGEN MODE

MY TAB WAS IN FACT RUNNING SMOOTH

YESTERDAY I DOWNLOADED A THEME FROM GO LAUCHER AS SOON AS I INSTALLED MY TAB AOTMATICALLY RESTARTED BUT NOT SHOWING MAIN SCREEN INSTEAD CYNAGEN MOOD RUNS

AT TIMES MAIN SCREEN COMES AND BEFOR I COULD LOOK ONTO IT AGAIN CYNAGEN MOD COMES AND DISPLAYS ITS ICON

PLZ HELP ME

• There is no punctuation whatsoever
• While there is lower-case and upper-case text, there's no mixture. It started out all lower-case and then became all upper-case. (Too tired to press the CapsLock key, I guess)
• Obvious spelling errors
• Concludes with "PLZ HELP ME"

Surely our quality standards filter is better than this?

Answer 1

How?

Well, it boils down to this: the current quality filter is designed to catch some really lazy stuff. If you manage to write multiple paragraphs of things that look sorta like words, you're already way ahead.

On Stack Overflow, I recently raised the threshold questions must pass, and that particular question would've failed... But not because of the caps-heavy body but rather because of the short, no caps or punctuation title and lackluster tagging.