I agree with you "best books" can be good questions. They could also maybe lead to farming points so you want your book or library to appear at the top of the l

I agree with you "best books" can be good questions. They could also maybe lead to farming points so you want your book or library to appear at the top of the list you hire the mechanical turk to upvote your project to the top? I can certainly see "best of ABC" turning into a shouting match if people passionately disagree why one sucks and the other doesn't so I can accept the idea that "best books on X" are often more problematic then they seem at first glance. "best stack to clone FB functionality". "best game engine". etc... both seem like they'd turn to crap. In fact you can already see this on stackshare.io where for most products it's basically a popularity contest not a merit contest. "best text editor"