In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

In the sandbox also said that we need to delete the answers after posting:

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Delete all posted answers (follow the rules)
• Keeps all posted answers (change the rules)

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)

In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

When you post your question on the main site, edit the sandbox post to include a link to the challenge, removing everything but the title and the link. This is to keep the sandbox more compact and reduce the scrolling needed to view other proposals. Furthermore, delete the post. (You should edit it anyway, because high-reputation users can still see deleted posts.)

In the sandbox also said that we need to delete the answers after posting:

When you think your challenge is ready for the public, go ahead and post it, and replace the post here with a link to the challenge and delete the sandbox post.

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

Delete them

Sandbox posts are like comments, not something we need a permanent record of. For anyone who does want to look back through the history of how a question was sculpted before being posted, deleted answers are still visible to high rep users.

5. Delete posted challenges, keep abandoned.

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Delete all posted answers (follow the rules)
• Keeps all posted answers (change the rules)

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)

In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Delete all posted answers (follow the rules)
• Keeps all posted answers (change the rules)

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)

In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

In the sandbox also said that we need to delete the answers after posting:

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Delete all posted answers (follow the rules)
• Keeps all posted answers (change the rules)

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)

In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Change the rules
• Follow the rules

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)

In the faq it says that we need to delete published answers

After some researches I found these two questions:

• Should I delete my sandbox answers after posting the challenge?
• We Have a Messy Sandbox

where the community votes to delete the answers in sandbox after publishing:

But in reality a lot of people keep their answers in sandbox after publishing and everyone does it: low-reputed, high-reputed, moderator, etc.

Do not misunderstand me. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just wondering what is the reason for this behavior? Because when the question is raised about whether answers should be deleted, almost everyone votes for "It needs to be deleted", and then they don't delete them so I'm little confused :)

I also found this question Are we still deleting sandbox posts? where we can see two diametrically opposed answers. Both of them have almost same count of votes which means that the community in general supports both

In my mind we have two options:

• Delete all posted answers (follow the rules)
• Keeps all posted answers (change the rules)

I understand that they are again two diametrically opposed options. But I think that we need statistic about how many users follow the rules and how many users doesn't. After that, we will not "choose" which is more correct, but obey the statistics (i.e. the majority)