@ThomasWard I understand that. I'm not even doubting the correctness of your answer. You already have my upvote. I was trying to point and clarify some things from questioner's comments since IMHO, there must be no space for false assumptions. My comments were not even related to the original post.

(Contd.) "... that you think are bad questions, so why not remove them": Questions are never bad. Though they may have bad formatting, irrelevant details and lack of research (not pointing out any post, just saying). And there is always a window for improvement :)

@UbuntuRoid "407 people reached، My page proves this, my questions have helped others.": May be not. All views are not from users who are seeking help or got redirected from search engine. They might be from lurkers (like me). Even a single person (even me & you) can single-handedly increase view counts significantly. It's just a guesstimate. See meta.stackoverflow.com/q/290491.

I never said it shouldn't be discussed :). It's just how those search engines work.

Web crawlers such as Googlebot and DuckDuckBot crawl sites once in every few seconds to update indexing and things they know about/on your site. The search results depends on the keywords as well. I don't think this question has to do anything with SE or AU, in general.

@C.S.Cameron First, I'm not trying to control things. The question was meant to get the opinion of community. Also, this question was posted even before ESM was made free for personal use. Moreover, Canonical's definition of "end of life" changed with time. See this cached copy of Releases - Ubuntu Wiki and consider comparing them side by side. It's just the help page of Ask Ubuntu isn't updated.

@Hemil Well these statistics are for Ask Ubuntu. For Stack Overflow, see this corresponding post on Stack Overflow. Also, on Stack Overflow, 4,653 were destroyed by moderators and 5,434 were deleted.

@Hemil Moderators destroyed 278 user accounts.