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The history of questions is why StackOverflow is so great. If it were like a normal forum with only time sensitive content it would have gone away like all othe
by Guvante 12y ago
The history of questions is why StackOverflow is so great. If it were like a normal forum with only time sensitive content it would have gone away like all other technical forums.
Your question is shared with all the future people who have the same problem, it isn't your soapbox to complain in. Your experience with SO is probably fairly minor, the moderators have each had to deal with at least a half dozen people breaking questions to suit their own benefits, it gets tiring quickly.
- Marcus316 12y agoPlease note, closed questions can also be removed from the site. I have a single Gold Badge in the SO world. It was awarded for an answer that I gave which earned more than 100 up votes[1]. Sadly the question to which I responded has since been closed (for years now). When content that I worked hard to create suddenly disappears from the site because moderators deem it to be "not a good fit", you start to feel it's not worth your time ... [1] http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=1429 http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=...
- teh_klev 12y agoAt least they let you keep the badge :)
- Guvante 12y agoTook me a minute to realize what you were talking about as I have mod powers and could see the post just fine (finally clicked everything was red). They outgrew the initial laissez-faire model and needed to grow beyond it. However I heartily agree they didn't do the best at making that transition.