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I imagine it's often a good idea to delete a closed question or perhaps a heavily down-voted one. But are there any other circumstances in which it's good to delete your own question? The reason I ask is because I noticed the "disciplined" badge and am now confused because I don't see how that's disciplined. Perhaps this is for questions that are up-voted but then turn out to be wrong? |
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I think it's a matter of cleanup, since closed questions remain on the list. If you realize that your question doesn't make sense or is a duplicate, and then delete it, that helps remove clutter. |
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You can actually get this badge for deleting your own answer to someone else's question. The badge description uses the ambiguous "your own 'post'". Thought I'd clarify. I got this badge because one of the questions became a community wiki and I was asked to split my answer into four separate answers. |
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