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It is not common, but questions and answers can be deleted by their owners, through automatic processes, or by moderators.

All things must come to an end. When a post has lived out its useful life and no longer serves a purpose, it should be removed, left to sleep in the bosom of the database until a time comes when it is needed again.

See: What can cause a post to be deleted, and what does that actually mean?

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