@medica manners? I'm helping you guys to get some flags since apparently you don't get enough users, and you talk about "manners"? Go read your own moderator meta Q about spam and talk to me again. — Braiam12 secs ago
@JanDvorak maybe not crash, but you'll see the banner "x new questions with new activity" rising every second to the point of becoming useless. You click it, and it appears again.
Does this seem like some kind of "Why is Stack Overflow so negative" bait to anyone else, or am I just being paranoid? stackoverflow.com/revisions/23319204/1
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Some users may be skittish about flags. I know early on after getting a couple declined flags I was confused about what I was supposed to flag, so I abstained. SO has a narrower definition of "spam" than what many people have, and a narrower definition of NAA than what may people intuitively take as NAA.
@ShadowWizard I've seen cases brought up where someone who happens to work on a library to solve problem X would post detailed answers about problem X and mention their library that were accused of spamming because they brought up their library in multiple posts.
I've also run into cases where someone characterized a duplicate answer (i.e. same answer posted to multiple similar questions) as "spam".
@ShadowWizard *takes words and throws them around a bit* I can't think of any post/comment/content that I would consider spam, that isn't considered spam on StackOverflow <-- that clearer?
And chat users who post their questions in multiple chat rooms were told to stop "spamming". The term "spam" is generally used more loosely than what the spam flag should be used for.
An hour ago we had this (only visible for 10K-ers now) spam post on the site.
In a chatroom that post was brought to my attention.
When I loaded the post it had a comment and 6 downvotes. I expected to be the last one needed to flag the post as spam because every spam flag casts a downvote as ...
you just edited it I had changed it to say that it was in the wrong area....don't do that to make someone look bad that just wrong @TGMCians — Oliver Perring50 secs ago
@TGMCians: in this case it was rather pointless. You should roll back when someone vandalizes their post, but since the post was bound for deletion anyway, no point in doing it.
I did rollback one time, then again OP edited the post then OP deleted it and said to me don't do that to make someone look bad that just wrong @TGMCians
Advertising the spam flag too (making it very visible on post for example) much might be problematic too - you don't want people abusing that flag, it's pretty powerful.
Jeff once said something like "we don't want to say to a user 'you suck'" and looks like this is still true with the new team. That's why there is no notification when a post you made is deleted or even closed.
The flags summary page is probably only viewed by people who flag rather often. People who don't flag don't even have a link to that, so they're not likely to ever see they missed spam flag.
Hmmm the database transfer creates all the databases and tables, and filled them correctly. I can't figure out why it didn't transfer any of the users though... That's odd.
(especially since the question was going to be closed as off-topic, and not unreasonably deleted later)
why would I search for it?
if I want to hear such a thing I start searching on google.
but then again, that defeats the purpose of the site. I am not sure why a moderator thought this would not be low-quality, provided the question is clearly off-topic, too.
Questions can be put on hold or closed.
What does it mean for a question to be closed or “on hold”?
Who can put a question on hold?
What are the reasons for putting a question on hold?
What if multiple close reasons are used on a question?
Is closure the end of the road for a question?
When are...
We were talking in the R chat room earlier today about unanswered questions that are good/valid questions that have good/valid but not-accepted answers that have been in the unanswered queues for extended time periods (years in some cases) and a proposed solution was put forward.
I'm a selective answerer type of fellow; and having never asked a question on SO I'm thinking of making it my first. Before I do though I was hoping for a little feedback from some old-timers on if it is even worth it, as I get accussed (rightfully so) of 'yelling at windmills' quite frequently. :)
@Braiam, was the post too long to read? I assume you didn't, either that or it was unclear... as that doesn't do anything to resolve them building up in the queue, which is the issue.
lol; I have. It wouldn't be an issue if they didn't get listed ;) Do you really think that we would've spent the time discussing, researching, and coming up with a proposed solution if there wasn't an issue that hadn't already been brought up multiple times before?
We are having a communication gap... I'm fairly confident, correct me if I'm wrong, that you didn't look at the criteria listed and are just picking out the 'unanswered' part. This is a quick query listing results... data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/186380/…
@Louis: I used bullet points there earlier, but I personally deemed it nicer without it after evaluation the outputs, so it was intentional... not sure rolling back is worth it. I will probably just leave it as the guy wanted.
Never mind @Braiam; you obviously either didn't understand the linked proposal because it wasn't clear enough, or you didn't read it. Since you didn't answer me the other times I directly asked if you read it, I assume you wouldn't if I asked you again.
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@Thell whatever you propose won't be applied if you can't make 2 lines excerpt and explain it. btw, the post you are referring about self-accepted answer was superseeded blog.stackoverflow.com/2009/01/accept-your-own-answers
@Braiam; you likely correct regarding a 'two line excerpt'; I'll let others think on that. I'm now busy spending my 30 votes on stuff to clean out the list (should only take 9200/30 days) instead of answering questions instead. ... We do what we can to help I suppose. ...
LMAO @Braiam. It feels much more exhausting doing this than taking an hour to research and writeup 1 answer. Oddly enough the count just dropped from ~9200 to ~8900... at least we are getting somewhere :)