Is it possible to cancel the question so that it is invisible later

I can't, but I can hide the problem.

Hello lz, because I know that you have to pass the review before you can go online, although most of the time, after submission, click "Return to this question" to see the answer, but sometimes the review is also very slow.

If it is not displayed in time, some can be displayed again after a while, and some will never come out again.

In some cases, sensitive words have been deleted; There are also those that are not in violation of the rules and are misjudged and deleted by the system; There is also because of the system lag or stuck, after all, there are so many users now, the system is busy, and sometimes there will be problems.

Don't show up, you should promptly go to "Know the complaint."

Complain, because after a long time you will not be able to provide the information that the administrator wants you to provide.

When you make a complaint, you will need to provide: the title of the complaint, your ID, the time of the answer, and a description of the content (it is recommended that you always include a link to the web page where the question is answered). We will verify the processing based on the relevant information you provide, and send you the processing result as an internal message.

In addition, if you write a long answer to a question in the future, it is best to copy it before committing, so as not to have a problem with the system and whitewash your hard work.

Because there is now a moderation system, if there are uncivilized words, the problem will be automatically deleted. Or your problem has been reported.

How to deal with expiration issues.

1.If the questioner does not address your question within 15 days (selection, extension of the question by increasing the bounty duration, setting up a poll, and selecting no satisfactory answers), and the question has one or more answers and does not meet the conditions for automatic closing, the question expires. Expired questions with 2 or more answers are automatically transferred to voting, and overdue questions with only one answer are automatically put into the "Resolved" state.

2.20 points will be deducted from the questioner when the question is transferred to voting, and 10 points will be returned to the questioner when the question is voted on. If the ballot is not elected, the overdue question still needs to be handled by the person who asked the question.

3.In the questioner's personal account, under "My Questions", these overdue questions with answers will be listed separately, and you can continue to work on them (select and select no satisfactory answers).

4.For each overdue issue you deal with, you will receive 10 points back from the system.

5.As long as you have expired questions outstanding, you won't be able to make new questions in Know.