I'm not really proposing anything or even asking a question, I just felt this should be pointed out.
Seems to me the question is very straight forward and answerable.
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I suspect this is something to do with how you phrased it as "how do you do x?" Perhaps a less subjective title would be "How to delete a plan from Microsoft Planner?"
The question is straightforward and answerable as you have proven. It's just the title could, to a robot or when read out loud with a weird rising inflection on the word "you", sound like you are canvassing for opinion rather than a solid answer.
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Sadly, the suggested fix, while it produces an acceptable title, is no longer actually a question. To make a question without "you", one needs first person "How can I...?" or passive voice "How can a plan be deleted from Microsoft Planner?" (To be clear, it isn't necessary for a question title to be a question, it's perfectly fine to simply name the task and put a real question in the body. Toward that end, the "how to" actually is fluff, and the title should just be "Delete plan from Microsoft Planner") Commented May 25, 2018 at 20:12
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