> only the last one is one that I can view. That’s the point. The site automatically deletes question with negative score. They disappear for most users, they

> only the last one is one that I can view. That’s the point. The site automatically deletes question with negative score. They disappear for most users, they even disappear from “my answers” section of my profile, despite I have enough reputation to view them if I have a link. > which... really is "design an entire system for me" type question. For a professional working with multimedia stack on Windows, the original question is clear. The question received two good answers before these edits. The 4 web developers who closevoted the question are obviously incompetent in the domain, but for some reason unclear to me they decided to closevote. > is still getting into discussions in the comments. No it’s not. All the comments were written before I’ve edited the question. > The structure of Stack Overflow wants a question that has a problem that has some code that isn't behaving correctly and can be solved. Only a minority of the highest voted questions have some code: https://stackoverflow.com/questions?sort=votes https://stackoverflow.com/questions?sort=votes