From here (originally posted in GENTLE).

List of questions that were actually removed can be found here: data.stackexchange.com/math/query/1013246/…

Questions which were in HNQ (all of them, not only removed ones). You can also check a specific date range.

Questions which were HNQ and were not removed: data.stackexchange.com/math/query/1219137/…

Bunch of HNQ-related queries can also be found here: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/19138/conversation/… I collected them in connection with recent question on meta: Is there a way to search for past HNQ?

Yeah folks, one highly upvoted answer has been removed.

On meta, the whole plan was poorly designed and executed.

But continue to go about your underground work to ferret out any conclusions to can draw.

This might have to come down to a decision my the "know it alls" vs. "public dissension with it's own know it all". Have fun boys.

@amWhy quid just made a liar out of me, has he's often done before.

Indeed, @quid undeleted a word I found not helpful for the list. That shouldn't surprise me: what quid wants, quid gets.

@amWhy yes because 50 users had voted on it. Why would let jump all kinds of people through the hoop of voting again.

We did not do it for all answers, but for the one that seemed relevant we did.

I might repost "trick" and "tricky" to see how it fares separately.

Oh yet another run? You've already screwed up this "polling session so badly that in the end whatever you glean will be rendered useless.

At the risk of tooting my own horn, I don't think the poll I started works too badly even in the face of varied attempts at obstructions.

@quid And for goodness sake, @quid, don't toot that horn of mediocrity to loudly, or you'll be found out, site wide.

I removed some posts that veered off-topic.