10k users can't vote to delete questions until they've been closed for two days, to give 3k users a chance to reopen. This is useful for most posts, but for obviously terrible posts that get closed in seconds and downvoted into the ground it just gets in the way. Usually people spam flag those sorts of posts (whether they're spam or not), and either that kills them or a mod notices and deletes them before the two days are up. Is it possible to relax the two day rule through some "terrible post" criterion, like the one used for the review page?
Edit: I think based on Jeff's link in a comment that I was unclear. I'm not saying 10k users should be able to delete whatever they want; I remember when that post came out. I'm saying it seems like the engine swung too far in the other direction. We went from "10k users can delete as many posts as they want all day long" to "10k users can delete X posts per day, as long as those posts are two days old and have no upvotes". Deletion is the 10k ability, and it's crippled. I'm fine with requiring more votes if the post or its answers have upvotes, but I think the two day thing is unnecessary for certain posts that are obviously going to be deleted anyway. Make the criteria comically strict if you want -- don't allow deletion if the post has a single reopen vote, or a single upvote; that would still let 10k users delete a lot of terrible posts without flagging for mod attention