recently I explained in my other posting here, that
I make distinction (or try to make a distinction)
beteween posts that asks
"how should I make my job done" and "why following
code does not work, tried everything."
I suggested to differentiate those questions and name
them as
"zombie" questions, "qood" and "dead" questions.
I think that "unanswered page" could be implemeted
in such a way that "bad" questions that appear in "unanswered page"
could be punished, and "good" questions just be
leaved for others and waiting, and in this way
they will not became "zombie" questions?
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