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Question Posted Thursday June 2 2005, 1:23 am

I think people should vote for what kind of questions are deleted.I think there should only be only 1000 questions and when there is a new question the 1000th question gets deleted.
Every one deserves help.You can't argue this is fairer than deleting people's questions because you have a very low openion of them


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advicenator_admin answered Thursday June 2 2005, 7:38 am:
People do vote for what questions are deleted. It takes three moderators to delete most questions, unless they're spam.

Go make your own site and you can let everyone ask all the questions they want and never delete anything, and be more popular than yahoo, you'll show me I'm sure.

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