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For the moment I think the first thing that needs to happen is for everyone to remember that "subjective" does not always mean "not constructive." When I see such a question, I prefer to edit it to improve it, when possible.

For the moment I think the first thing that needs to happen is for everyone to remember that "subjective" does not always mean "not constructive." When I see such a question, I prefer to edit it to improve it, when possible.

Stack Overflow had a similar problem, that being that some of the questions we really need to ask and answer are subjective, and its solution was to spin off the sister site Programmers. I'm not quite ready to spin off a new site What Would Limoncelli Do? but I think some of these questions do need to be able to be asked and answered.

Stack Overflow had a similar problem, that being that some of the questions we really need to ask and answer are subjective, and its solution was to spin off the sister site Programmers. I'm not quite ready to spin off a new site What Would Limoncelli Do? but I think some of these questions do need to be able to be asked and answered.