Moderators frequently remove questions from the HNQ. Our site is large and provides many interesting questions. The number of questions per site is limited. Removals increase the turnover of math-questions in the HNQ and thus allow more math-questions to get known network-wide.

Put differently it seems better to have eight questions there for three hours each, rather than one for a full day. Except maybe if that one question is stellar, and thus likely to be much better than those that will replace it; with all due respect that does not apply to your question.

Moderators frequently remove questions from the HNQ. Our site is large and provides many interesting questions. The number of questions per site is limited. Removals increase the turnover of math-questions in the HNQ and thus allow more math-questions to get known network-wide.

Put differently it seems better to have eight questions there for three hours each, rather than one for a full day. Except maybe if that one question is stellar, and thus likely to be much better than those that will replace it; with all due respect that does not apply to the question you mention.