> The thing is "good" and "bad" question are relative to the person who read. In the strictest sense, I suppose this is correct. However, the funny thing abou

> The thing is "good" and "bad" question are relative to the person who read. In the strictest sense, I suppose this is correct. However, the funny thing about language is that it's designed to be perceived in the same way by as many people as possible. That's the entire point of language. We elect moderators to exercise their judgement with regards to how a question will be perceived by most people, and I'd say they aren't usually wrong.