It feels like such a waste that the questions most likely to be hidden often have the most likes and answers.

If you think about it normally, they’re probably running an A/B test on conversion rates. They’re testing whether the conversion rate (CVR)—the rate at which people sign up as members through the anonymous question box—is higher when low-quality questions or multiple questions from the same person are hidden versus when they’re shown. If they’re deciding what to show or hide for any other reason, then I’m sorry, but you can hardly call them competent businesspeople. It’s obvious that you can’t provide a good papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) platform without money. If they’re hiding them for reasons other than an A/B test, I can’t help but point out: “That’s exactly why you’re only making 200 million yen.”