Now that there are meta and math"underflow", when somebody asked a bad question (e.g. How to do this integral by parts), can we, instead of closing it, forward it to the place where we think it is proper? The one who asked such a question would also be happier for finding the right place to discuss!

I think it's pretty standard now that someone will post to a link to math.SE, if appropriate, when closing a question. We can't actually "migrate" the question, so it still has to be closed.

I think we've hit another instance where I am too old to understand a colloquial usage but there is no real secret. Does ninja'd mean that the original post in this thread was an amusing fake by someone you know?

Thanks, Cam. I was actually considering answering myself, pasting in my canned mild comment for innapropriate questions and pointing out that so far there has been no evidence of gratitude, only outrage. But I see the post really was emphasizing the possibility of relocating questions, last night I got the wrong emphasis.

There is a small but steady market for cell phones that are only telephones and do nothing else, they just have jumbo numbers to press to dial in new numbers, probably a few numbers on speed dial and that's it. There could be another niche service for explaining stuff that appears on one's computer, you supply them with all public sites you might view, every twelve hours you get a report by a twenty year old on what it meant. Premium service includes explanation of emails you select.

@Will: you could try asking on vark.