@Zacky GENTLE folks may be interested to learn of recently uncovered extreme censorship of our HNQ questions. It turns out that almost all of them have been removed by Asaf for quite a long time, preventing those in other communities from easily learning from us.

Alas, unlike other action reviewed here, we cannot reverse them. However we can speak up to help ensure that this never happens again.

Spread the word since many folks don't frequently visit meta. It is important that a diverse fragment of the community contributes their thoughts on these important matters.

To give some examples of what seemed weird (atleast to me) from the first 10 links of that link that I clicked on: RQ1,RQ2,RQ3. By searching further (however I have to go now) surely there might be more which arguably could have stayed in HNQ, but I also agree with some removals.

@Zacky Two of the three questions (RQ1 and RQ3) you linked are not removed (just check their timelines). The second question looks like a good question with bad title.

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/…

Are we seriously claiming that people on the SE network don't know about Math.SE? It's the largest site after SO.

@YuiToCheng Oops, thanks for catching that! I certainly checked on revisions (by clicking on "edited *date"), but it didn't strike to me to also check the timeline. Seeing only removed HNQ's I assumed everything from that query is that way.. Luckily Martin Sleziak provided the right query above. Also it was quite weird that when I checked the posts I saw as "the first 10 links" those from a week ago (now it seems updated), but perhaps I'd rather forget about it.

@Zacky The data in SEDE are only update once a week.