Today I was looking for an answer to a question that I knew would not be welcomed on SO. Surprisingly, Google showed such question was asked on SO but unsurprisingly the question was deleted. To my absolute relieve, Google cached the page and I was able to get some extremely useful information from it.

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ZYWkkRQpXqMJ:stackoverflow.com/questions/20424477/responsive-sortable-list-supporting-drag-drop-for-bootstrap+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk>

(Direct link: [How can I implement a touch-sensitive, responsive, sortable list supporting drag & drop for Bootstrap?](https://stackoverflow.com/q/20424477))

This happened to me more than once. 

I understand the "not-constructive" policy exists for a reason but you guys are missing on something. Sometimes the fastest way to solve a problem is to ask your peers, ask for opinion or experience. There is a demand for such kind of questions and where is demand there will be a startup to address it. It would be to a great benefit for everyone if you could find a way to accommodate this type of questions while not lowering the standards of this amazing portal.