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Yes, the homepage is not showing Stack Apps in its best light.

As a mitigation that we can all do now:

Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate.

###Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate. (In addition to those 2 tags.)



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Yes, the homepage is not showing Stack Apps in its best light.

As a mitigation that we can all do now:

###Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate. (In addition to those 2 tags.)



Note that Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

Yes, the homepage is not showing Stack Apps in its best light.

As a mitigation that we can all do now:

Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate.

(In addition to those 2 tags.)



Note that Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

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I'mYes, the homepage is not comfortable with auto-hiding any questions

  1. If they shouldn't show up, they should probably be deleted.
  2. Even or questions can be useful to other users, even new visitors/searchers.
  3. Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruftshowing Stack Apps in its best light.

Admittedly, newer users may not be aware of suchAs a feature, somitigation that we can all do now:

  1. This further illustrates the usefulness of placing "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " in the title, if appropriate.

  2. And the obsolete/placeholder title snippets should be at the beginning of the title.



  ###Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate. (In addition to those 2 tags.)

 

Except, maybe, some hypothetical locked Note that Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

I'm not comfortable with auto-hiding any questions

  1. If they shouldn't show up, they should probably be deleted.
  2. Even or questions can be useful to other users, even new visitors/searchers.
  3. Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

Admittedly, newer users may not be aware of such a feature, so:

  1. This further illustrates the usefulness of placing "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " in the title, if appropriate.

  2. And the obsolete/placeholder title snippets should be at the beginning of the title.



 


Except, maybe, some hypothetical locked questions

Yes, the homepage is not showing Stack Apps in its best light.

As a mitigation that we can all do now:

###Prepend "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " to the title, if appropriate. (In addition to those 2 tags.)

 

Note that Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

Source Link
Brock Adams
  • 13k
  • 5
  • 39
  • 64

I'm not comfortable with auto-hiding any questions

  1. If they shouldn't show up, they should probably be deleted.
  2. Even or questions can be useful to other users, even new visitors/searchers.
  3. Power users can grey out or hide such questions:

hide the cruft

Admittedly, newer users may not be aware of such a feature, so:

  1. This further illustrates the usefulness of placing "OBSOLETE - " or "PLACEHOLDER - " in the title, if appropriate.

  2. And the obsolete/placeholder title snippets should be at the beginning of the title.




Except, maybe, some hypothetical locked questions