Are there any criteria for questions not being approved?

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this too. Basically, as long as you ask a normal question, it will almost always be posted, so there’s no need to worry. If your question hasn’t appeared, it may have been something that wasn’t really a question, or it may have contained defamatory or abusive content. In other words, you can assume that ordinary questions are rarely hidden. As for the criteria for questions not being posted, I believe I’ve mentioned in previous answers that: “We don’t post things that aren’t questions, such as requests.” “We don’t post anything that appears to constitute defamation.” That said, it can be difficult to determine whether something is actually a question. Sometimes something may not seem like a question at first, but if you look closely, it says something like, “Is ○○ the case?”—so it gets posted as a question. In those cases, though, they tend to receive a lot of answers, and the subject matter is something people genuinely want to respond to. Conversely, sometimes a post is phrased as a question, such as “Is ○○ the case?”, but that wording is only tacked on, while most of the content is about something else. Those posts may not be displayed. Also, messages thanking the respondents are posted as an exception, even though they aren’t questions. And even if something is technically a question, it may not be posted if it contains defamatory or abusive content.