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I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the whole community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To have some data for this question (but you can already see it in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these facts aren't backed up, it's just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvotes
    • Fewer chatty comments
    • Fewer bad answers
  • TheI feel that the proportion of community moderators vs "regular users" has increased

Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the whole community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To have some data for this question (but you can already see it in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these facts aren't backed up, it's just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvotes
    • Fewer chatty comments
    • Fewer bad answers
  • The proportion of community moderators vs "regular users" has increased

Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the whole community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To have some data for this question (but you can already see it in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these facts aren't backed up, it's just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvotes
    • Fewer chatty comments
    • Fewer bad answers
  • I feel that the proportion of community moderators vs "regular users" has increased

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Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the whole community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To hadhave some data tofor this question (but you can already see themit in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these datafacts aren't backed up, they areit's just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvoteupvotes
    • Fewer chatty commentcomments
    • Fewer bad answers
  • The proportion of community moderatormoderators vs "regular users" has increaseincreased

Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To had some data to this question (but you can already see them in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these data aren't backed up, they are just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvote
    • Fewer chatty comment
    • Fewer bad answers
  • The proportion of community moderator vs "regular users" has increase

Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the whole community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To have some data for this question (but you can already see it in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these facts aren't backed up, it's just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvotes
    • Fewer chatty comments
    • Fewer bad answers
  • The proportion of community moderators vs "regular users" has increased

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Do we want to be back on HNQ?

Note: This is not an official question!


I'm posting the same question than this one but several months later. I know that, at least some of us, are still thinking about HNQ (see here, here and there) and I'm wondering what does the community think? If we could, would we want to be back on HNQ?


To had some data to this question (but you can already see them in the other links I posted) here is what I observe about the effect of the HNQ removal (these data aren't backed up, they are just my personal experience of I feel things have changed):

  • Decrease in activity:

    • Fewer questions
    • Fewer answers (especially for questions who would have hit HNQ)
    • Fewer upvote
    • Fewer chatty comment
    • Fewer bad answers
  • The proportion of community moderator vs "regular users" has increase