These are the questions that are searched most frequently; mostly from search engines and redirected to StackOverflow. Many of these questions are quite basic. But due to being beginners, developers get stuck. The “Helping a Million Developers Exit Vim” question is not even in the top 100.

These are questions that either helpful or faced most. Mostly developer found a similar problem on StackOverflow, they upvoted the questions.

These are the most downvoted questions; either due to incomplete or improper details. Most of the questions from this category have been closed by the community.

Rusty developers who have asked a question without checking the site. That gets you the most duplicate questions.

These are the questions that are edited the most: grammatical mistakes, improper examples, or just to elaborate the question to make it easier for others to answer.

Questions that have been blessed most by the developers. They have tried various solutions for the same question and that’s power of community.

Answers those helpful to most. Mostly people upvoted answer when it solves their problem.

Comments on which the users highly agreed. Some answers are posted as comments; while others are simply sarcasm or jokes.

Answers where users have tried to explain in the best possible way, at length. So that the one can understand properly.

Answers with minimal word count. Most answers are like Yes, No, Correct etc. but are accepted; without any care for explanation.

Posts with more than half the amount of downvotes as they have upvotes (ordered by upvote count). Many users are not happy with post; whereas most found it helpful.