Does this answer your question? Filter "Hot Network Questions" by excluding sites — Anton Menshov 48 secs ago

@Glorfindel: It seems that the post has been moved to the wrong website, looks like it was a Stack Overflow post stackoverflow.com/questions/76345169/…. :) — Augusto Vasques 14 secs ago

Does this answer your question? What can I do when getting "We are no longer accepting questions/answers from this account"? — W.O. 7 secs ago

@W.O. I assume it's "users who don't do at least some research themselves before asking their question" which seems pretty presumptuous? I can't think of what else it would be, but i do indeed research extensively before asking questions — Mashimaro7 11 secs ago

People on SO are quite picky about what is a good question (but SO gets tons of questions, so it can make sense if you think about it that way). Also, and I know this can be hard, but try not to take downvotes personally. That said, the system does not like it when you delete posts that have been downvoted, so that might go into it. — cocomac 58 secs ago

Depending on what you mean by "personalize", it might be possible to use a browser userscript for that. See also Stack Apps, which is a SE site with more information on userscripts (and a ton of them that already exist) — cocomac 36 secs ago

@cocomac Thank you, for the suggestions. I studied and accepted the edits. Yeah, that's why i don't usually use SO lol, I don't understand why there is "good" and "bad" questions, I feel like, if you see a bad question, just ignore it and move on, why downvote? haha, but thanks for the suggestions! — Mashimaro7 26 secs ago

if you see a bad question, just ignore it and move on, why downvote? Because on a Stack Exchange site, in contrast with the rest of the internet, the communities here have the goal to curate a high quality knowledge base of question and their answer(s). That needs a effective quality control system which voting offers. This leads to the situation that on SE sites future you can actually find the knowledge you're looking for instead of having to wade through hundreds of bad and unanswerable threads/tweets/tok-tiks. wrt your quality ban See also meta.stackoverflow.com/a/368484 — rene 27 secs ago

@cocomac well, based on first paragraph, pretty sure they mean filtering based on sites, which was asked before already. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 17 secs ago

@DavidStarkey not relevant. That answer is about "Filtered Questions" which is not the hot questions list, but rather something totally different. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 40 secs ago

If you delete bad questions (and we define bad as scoring <=0) then you're telling the system that you're not willing or able to fix them. The system doesn't want people to continually ask bad questions and stops you. What we want is people to ask good questions and failing that to edit their bad questions into good questions. — Robert Longson 28 secs ago

@rene I try to format my questions well, and do my research before asking, yet i still get downvoted. Sure, if someone's asking "write me code for me, i'm dumb" downvote it, but I get downvoted for asking questions I tried to figure out but was unable and I never have any idea why i'm being downvoted. Then if you think a question is so bad, don't downvote, replying and saying why it's bad would make more sense lol — Mashimaro7 18 secs ago

@RobertLongson As i mentioned in the previous comment, I never really know what's wrong with my question. Sure, i'm willing to fix it if someone pointed out what's wrong. But I figured it's better to delete a question that's received badly than blindly try and fix it when i have no idea why it was received poorly — Mashimaro7 24 secs ago

You can ask on your site's meta for help, or in chat, or look at other recent well received questions with similar tags and see how yours differs from those. — Robert Longson 36 secs ago

This is basically ChatGPT answer, and horribly formatted, impossible to read when you have to keep scrolling. Quoted text is NOT code. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 59 secs ago

@AugustoVasques no. OP clearly says it's about Server Fault, not Stack Overflow, and this post is about migrating the question they asked here, on this very site. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 43 secs ago

@Glorfindel no need for comment, close banner says everything that is needed. Comments are more needed when deleting, IMO. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 8 secs ago

Hi, has it already been decided? — Peter Kolosov 24 secs ago

@ShadowTheSpringWizard it’s not completely ChatGPT, I’m just using ChatGPT to demonstrate how bad of a fit they are. And the formatting issue has been fixed. — PlaceReporter99 41 secs ago

I think, that is a mobile issue not a desktop issue. If you really need improvement you may put more spaces between them. Also, it will be better if reveal of up/down works as toggle not stationary. — kelalaka 26 secs ago

Now it's readable, thanks. But not sure what you mean, if you asked ChatGPT something, please clarify what exactly was your query, and what was its reply. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 6 secs ago

This does not provide an answer to the question. Once you have sufficient reputation you will be able to comment on any post; instead, provide answers that don't require clarification from the asker. - From Review — Joachim 22 secs ago

And how does this opinion piece answer the question? — Joachim 33 secs ago

Hi Doha Albared, welcome to the Stack Exchange Network Meta site! I'm not sure which search brought you here but the problem you describe will not be answered on this specific site. To get an expert's answer for the topic of your question you'll have to find and then re-post on the proper site. Check How do I ask a good question and What is on topic on the target site to make sure your post is in good shape. Your question is definitely off-topic on Meta and is better deleted here. — rene 26 secs ago

I'd expect the rules of the game be clearly and explicitly stated before the game begins (preferably at a single place without the need to scout the whole Meta in search of additions/corrections). Am I expecting too much? — Vlad 52 secs ago

Well there's no valid usage for such a long string without breaks in <kbd> tag, so while a bug, it's a bug which would never happen for actual usage of the sites. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 59 secs ago

SE will just get rid of the KBD tag support before fixing this bug, lol. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 19 secs ago

First, that site should be in English, no bug there. Second, it's known already the bug still exists, really no need for new answers saying it, it's just noise. — Shadow The Spring Wizard just now

No the problem is it says "Obten mas..." @ShadowTheSpringWizard and this is different because it is a different language and only russian has been reported — Starship is go for launch 44 secs ago

So you should really mark this somehow, impossible to find it. However, this is still noise so not really relevant. You can add this as a comment under the question. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 24 secs ago

Its not my image @ShadowTheSpringWizard — Starship is go for launch 23 secs ago

This also happening into Spanish on PLDI (Programming Language Design and Implementation) and this really needs to get fixed. languagedesign.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/284/… i.stack.imgur.com/SGzYT.png — Starship is go for launch 53 secs ago

@Starshipisgoforlaunch we don't have access to that question, the site is private beta, so it just redirects to the login page. Please post screenshot of the question instead, if relevant at all. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 19 secs ago

@αλεχολυτ but does it usually work and showing the translated text? If not, it's a different and "bigger" bug. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 54 secs ago

Those are two different actions. The goal of this (rather new) checkbox is to signal, not to actually perform the reopen vote itself. (Note the wording, "should be considered for reopening") — Shadow The Spring Wizard 52 secs ago

Isn't clicking "Reopen" signaling "should be considered for reopening as well? — trejder 33 secs ago

Not dumb at all, but trying to think how to explain better. However, key point is more technical: those are two different actions. One is just editing, one is voting to reopen. Also, not all users can vote to reopen even their own questions, it requires the view close votes privilege, usually given at 250 reputation. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 20 secs ago

SO stuff? :D should be staff — Peter Kolosov just now

Question title does not match the question body. That's confusing. — Kromster 55 secs ago

I believe that your second comment actually answers my question. — trejder 39 secs ago

I agree that it doesn't make any sense. The only people who really benefit from this design are mods who want the community to make reopen decisions instead of unilaterally voting. Or maybe people who've used up all their reopen votes (never seen that happen, however). — Laurel 52 secs ago

What's your intent with this question? It's tagged as a bug, which implies it's only reporting a general bug in the system, but you've asked "why did this happen", which isn't just a bug report and changes the focus of the question. You originally tagged this as support, which implies what you're looking for is to have your accounts fixed, but the only way for that to happen is for SE staff to handle it. The appropriate and effective way to ask for staff assistance for a specific account is for you to use the "contact"/"contact us" link at the bottom of the page. — Makyen 24 secs ago

@Makyen obviously, the bug is not getting the association bonus. I'm not sure what's your intent with that comment. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 14 secs ago

Very much related, based on the answer you should get the bonus within couple of weeks. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 35 secs ago

@ShadowTheSpringWizard "looks like you're one of those rare cases" Very comforting to know. — rando 45 secs ago

Agreed, and why I started commenting on meta, perhaps the wrong meta, lesson learned, but the complain was really centric to the "deleted", the migration wording was just a misunderstanding. Problem was and still is, a post that is clearly programming assistance related, not malicious, locked and aske for more information with just a link, read the link, followed instruction, and post deleted without any meaningful explanation whatsoever on how to fix/avoid. Its a poor sense of any community, and what will drive people to bots answering questions vs egos ruling over forums. Opposite of help... — Sabre 29 secs ago

@Shadow No. It's good and appropriate to report the bug here. However, the issue is covering the poster's intent. Most people in the OP's situation are primarily interested in resolving their account's issue, rather than reporting a bug in the system (as indicated by the first revision's support tag). That the issue is account related means the only resolution is to have SE staff handle the individual case (baring the maybe auto-resolution in a couple weeks mentioned in your link). The effective way to ask for staff support for an account is through "contact"/"contact us". — Makyen 11 secs ago

Does this answer your question? Association bonus issue on merging of user accounts — Makyen 19 secs ago

Back in 2013, when the Q&A you linked was posted, it was much more likely for a staff member to be monitoring meta, see such a report and resolve the individual problem. At this point, that's far less likely for that to happen (but it does, sometimes). I was trying to communicate that if the OP wants resolution for their account then the way to get that in a timely manner was to use "contact"/"contact us" to ask for assistance from SO Staff for their specific account. — Makyen 32 secs ago

Identicons were changed again in 2023: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/389123/… — pkamb 35 secs ago

Can't you use \color{blue}? — rene 7 secs ago

Well that doesn't answer the "why". — Shadow The Spring Wizard 57 secs ago

@rene I didn't mean to delete the answer, it's good to have workarounds. — Shadow The Spring Wizard 44 secs ago

@ShadowTheSpringWizard now it does, kind of — rene 33 secs ago

WCAG 2.1, Principle 1: Perceivable, criterion 1.4.1: “Color is not used as the only visual means of conveying information, indicating an action, prompting a response, or distinguishing a visual element.” — doppelgreener 29 secs ago

Hi Salma RM, welcome to the Stack Exchange Network Meta site! I'm not sure which search brought you here but the problem you describe will not be answered on this specific site. To get an expert's answer for the topic of your question you'll have to find and then re-post on the proper site. Check How do I ask a good question and What is on topic on the target site to make sure your post is in good shape. Your question is definitely off-topic on Meta and is better deleted here. — rene 7 secs ago

This question, as written, is not suitable anywhere on the Stack Exchange network. — Robert Columbia 8 secs ago

Thanks for the answer, I was using it on questions with like 3 answers. didn't realize that after 20-something questions how great it would be. — Big Joe 55 secs ago

Staff that leave SE are finally set free and can do whatever they want. Most of them do. — rene 53 secs ago

Note that companies have two exits: A front door and a back door. It matters which door you (had to) use to leave. — rene 5 secs ago

Thanks @rene I've always wondered about this. — Big Joe 13 secs ago

I was going over my questions and realized that this answer was here since 2021 and never had a reply to it. Just checked out Stack Printer and its very nice. Thanks for the answer. — Big Joe 57 secs ago

People aren't homogeneous. The amount which individuals participated in the community varied both prior to being hired and while employees. How much each person participates after leaving employment is going to be (mostly) up to them (as long as SE doesn't prevent them from doing so for some unusual reason). Why do you think there might be a uniform answer to this for all past employees? — Makyen 58 secs ago

Hi @Makyen Thanks for the reply. I know some companies when you leave them you can't access anything that was the companies. just figured since SE was the company and they got rep from them while being part of the community that the possibly had to start over or something. I was just wondering. — Big Joe 17 secs ago

@BigJoe The vast majority of SO employees don't participate on the network as a direct part of their job function. There are some, primarily Community Managers, who do. For those people, the vast majority of the company business posts which they make which also gain them reputation are here on Meta Stack Exchange. What each person does appears to be up to the individual. There are definitely some people who participated quite a bit and kept using their accounts after leaving the company. There are others who haven't been heard from again (yet?). — Makyen 8 secs ago

Thanks @Makyen I was wondering why some of the staff post aren't technical, more of announcements etc.. — Big Joe 17 secs ago

To close voters: This question is asking about MathJax, a feature that is supported on multiples Stack Exchange sites. It should not be closed as "only applicable to one site". — Sonic the Anonymous Hedgehog 36 secs ago