Ozymandias:
This is exactly what I had in mind. I think that
probably the best way to handle allowing deletion of
nodes would be check the following conditions:
- Node is less than X minutes old (5? 10?)
- There have been no replies to the node
- Node maintainer supplies reason for deletion of node
Upon meeting these conditions, a node maintainer could "mark" the node as "Please Delete" which would "hide" it from readers. Then the reason for deletion of the node could go to vroom or another administrative-monk for approval of deletion. Perhaps the admins could have a queue of "please delete" nodes. Hmm?
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