@ HedgeMag - Why was my wireless connection thread closed? It was not only well researched but also has the potential for a clear and definite answer =\

what does it have to do with personal productivity?

@AUpadhyay It was not specific to personal productivity, and there was no objective (or even good subjective) answer to be given -- "Here are the pros and cons, what should I do?" isn't something others can help you with.

I'll be back later... real life calls.

@cstamas The problem with the original question is that it's along the lines of being bad subjective, although it can be saved by editing the question...

@HedgeMage Indeed, on Super User those interesting questions survived for a long time. Till we got to the point that we saw that those actually weren't based on an actual practical problem, so it's more wondering and less of a question...

When possible, please edit questions to make them fit the guidelines instead of closing them. It will keep new users from feeling snubbed and illustrate the appropriate types of questions to ask on the site.

@DanH: Will do as soon as I get 500 reputation.

> Edit other people’s posts, vote to approve or reject suggested edits

Please also note that some questions just can't fit the guidelines. We shouldn't try to save questions where the answers are sufficiently different from what the question should be. But well, it's a good suggestion none-the-less, starring it! :)

@Tom

@TomWijsman Drat, I hit enter to accept the name suggestion, then spent too much time editing the message. In any case, I agree some questions aren't worth saving, but if the mindset is towards improving rather than closing, at least initially, it will serve to encourage and educate questioners.