<p>I like what's been said already.  In general, I favor approaches that result in greater sharing of information.  </p>

<p>It seems that CW content tends to decline unless it's about jokes, quotes and such.  I'd rather see people contributing more for points or whatever.  I admit that I'm less concerned with subjectivity, etc.  It's especially hard for me to see statisticians or data analysts agreeing on the one view to bind them all.  Let downvoting do the work.  In the extreme cases where discussion begins to devolve to nonsensical proportions, I favor moderators acting to close the question.</p>

<p>Very generally, my modest proposal is the following <em>guidelines</em>:</p>

<ul>
<li>avoid a rush to judgement</li>
<li>if you think a question should be closed, err on the side of asking for it to go CW</li>
<li>if you think a question should go CW, err on the side of letting the community express disapproval through downvoting</li>
</ul>
