What equation could one use to model religious question deletion trends?

Answer 1

let "anti-xtian question = a"

if "a", then delete for "Violation of Community Guidelines"

Answer 2

Let X = the amount of angry, repressive individuals of a certain faith
Let Y = the amount of time X spends online
Let Z = the depth of the religious question
Let C = the number of X answers to Z
Let N = how many people with impartiality to the question's 'offensiveness' have answered prior to C

If X time Y divided by C is greater than N, then the question will be deleted at very rapid rate.
If X time Y divided by C is equal to N, then the universe shall crush itself, for there can never be equailty in this equation!
If this is X time Y divided by C is less than N, the question will survive until it can be resolved.

Answer 3

0 / 0 = 1

Answer 4

You could use Spearman's rank correlation coefficient to test whether there is any relationship between specific religious questions and deletion. it is used to discover the strength of a link between two sets of data (ie. the number of religious questions of a specific kind, and the number of corresponding deletions).

~PhoeniX~

Answer 5

I think bigotry and religious fundamentalism together with insulting and inane posts is what makes the internet so great and fun. Say no to any kind of censorship!!

Answer 6

The opposite of Z->Z^2+C. The direct opposite.

I suppose that would be G->O^D+Yahoo=newaccount

Answer 7

humorless + stupidy= deletion trend ^ 5

Answer 8

Oh squirrel, you are making my brain hurt. Be careful, yesterday someone said using the word nihilism was trolling, as she did not know what it meant. Equation is even harder to understand.

Answer 9

3=r +1q - 1d +1t

Answer 10

f(x) = e^x; where x = number of Yahoo employees with nothing better to do than stalk particular answerers.