Some other user edited my question and then it got closed. I edited it back, along with some other changes, to make it become more to my original intent.
Is there a minimum number of candidates that need to be interviewed before a decision is made?
Some other user edited my question and then it got closed. I edited it back, along with some other changes, to make it become more to my original intent.
Is there a minimum number of candidates that need to be interviewed before a decision is made?
It's a pity this question is closed, because even if the the wrong question is posed, there are a few great answers that the community may find interesting.
I am not satisfied with the mentality of "you got your answer, what more do you want?". Content serves more users than just the person who posed the OP. It's great that users want to improve their content, even if they have answers to their question.
I think the "Accepted Answer" functionality is next to useless on this Stack, so I don't think it should have any bearing on if a question is closed.
The only reason to leave a question open would be to attract more answers
since when do popular questions with good answers get closed when the OP accepts an answer? I've seen moderators delete highly upvoted questions that had attracted over 15 answers, and once an answer that earned over 50 upvotes was deleted by a mod on EL&U albeit many moons ago. Furthermore it is not true that upvoted but closed questions with upvoted answers are immune from deletion. They are immune from being deleted by the system but not by human mods.
Sep 17, 2021 at 20:50