Hmm, seems the fading-on-focus text in the Ask Question title field can now be implemented in Chrome with input:focus::-webkit-input-placeholder. All the other browsers still clear the placeholder text on focus, though.
Are any Stack Exchange site a world apart, or should Drupal Answers moderators need to read what reported in Meta Stack Overflow about flagging a post with a custom reason to flag all the comments for that post that are obsolete?
I have flagged an answer because the comments for that answers were made obsolete from the edit done to the question, and the consequent edit done to that answer. As suggested on Meta Stack Overflow, as there were more than 4 comments to delete (excluding mine, but I can deal with them), and the ...
@kiamlaluno It's my understanding that communities are free to set their own policies as they see fit (within limits), although ideally if there's a general consensus on Meta about how certain things should work on the network as a whole moderators will be sure to make themselves aware of that and consider those recommendations in their own community.
Of course, I'm not a moderator of any community, so it's possible that my understanding is incorrect. :)
@TimStone That is what I thought too. I find silly to ask a question on the meta site just to remove all the comments for a question, or flag each single comment one by one. That means the moderators would get 9 flags instead of one.
That's what I thought, was thinking it'd be an idea to let moderators accept/unaccept answers for CW questions since they're supposed to be community owned. I've seen it happen a couple of times where a connonical answer is wanted to a common question or a poor answer is accepted where a mod might want to overturn it to help future users
I don't know if that'd be encouraging "weaponizing community wiki" though
The idea of letting moderators accept answers on behalf of users has been received pretty negatively in the past, and in some sense that'd be the same request, only with the additional moderator-only step of converting to community wiki first (ignoring questions auto-converted by the system).
