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@NormalHuman That would basically negate the trusted user bonus

user259867

12:48 AM

Yep, no more mob-upvoting from HNQ

Indeed

But HNQ seems to be a fairly week reason

I kinda like being able to upvote stuff on other sites that helped me

If anything, we should put a 125-rep limit on upvotes only if the post hits HNQ

user206222

Also, easy voting is a huge part of what keeps Stack Exchange sites healthy.

Yeah, I agree with @Undo. I'm not a fan.

Hey everyone

12:50 AM

Hey o/

Hiya @JamesENL

user206222

[wave]

@NormalHuman Do you have a particular site in mind that you feel is adversely affected by the HNQ Effect?

Or are you just thinking about it in general?

Personally, I don't mind the HNQ effect.

user259867

12:52 AM

It's not just HNQ; this was a side remark after michaelpri's.

@jimsug I kinda like it if I'm on the receiving end

Right, right.

@Undo yeah, how else am I ever going to get Great Answer badges.

user259867

I just find that the up/down battle over LQ posts is uneven.

HNQ stars don't get auto-protected.

Hmm.

12:53 AM

Oh gosh

Ali

2.4k 6 38 70

@NormalHuman Ah, I think I see now. Since many users can upvote those posts but not downvote?

A: Getting the difference between two NSDates in (months/days/hours/minutes/seconds)

This guy somehow got 2k rep from asking questions

And he's not terribly good at answers

0

Please check here its really great source Link

@Undo hahahaha

user259867

If a post is awful but answerable (e.g., that "average of 7 numbers") we're supposed to downvote. And I happily do. But I'm just one user. And all the 15-reps are happily voting up whatever they see.

user259867

This is the sort of thing that makes people reach for close button instead, where they have a better chance of winning the close/reopen war.

12:54 AM

@Undo All of his answers besides that one are self-answers

@NormalHuman I think this would heavily stunt voting culture, though. I think it would harm the network as a whole.

user259867

Probably.

user259867

To hell with the network, then.

🔥🔥🔥

@NormalHuman I don't know any cure to bad posts getting upvoted.

12:57 AM

You need more upvotes than downvotes, always.

user259867

@jimsug I see you're not often at Mathematics

Seriously, though, take Code Review as an example. It struggles to get enough votes, period. Let that sink in: there are plenty of questions, answers, and users, but there aren't enough people voting.

Reputation powers the network, contrary to what you may have heard about "electricity", "unicorns" or "magic"

@NormalHuman I went there, once. Never been the same since.

SO and Mathematics are not the norm.

12:58 AM

It did something to my head.

@NormalHuman Never been, afaik. Or if I had, it was to flag something smokey pulled up.

user206222

I need more updowns than votevotes.

@Undo Oh, is that what turned you into a dog?

I'm so sorry.

Have we recently talked about this user? Damn popular question prodigy:

stackexchange.com/users/1360616/ulkoma

I think that guy is some kind of marketing researcher

user259867

1:00 AM

Well written questions, those that I saw.

'cause he's not just stumbling on those

Although they're spaced out far enough

@Undo We'll know for sure when he asks "What are 5 common security problems I won't believe most computers are vulnerable to?"

@AlexisKing You mean Buzzfeed writer? :P

I bet the third one is so obvious it hurts.

@Undo Yeah, he's got a pretty crazy number of Famous Questions, that might explain it.

I wonder if you could programmatically engineer the Most Famous Question Ever by analysing Famous Questions....

hmms

1:03 AM

@jimsug 42

That's the entire question

That's the answer

Whoops, the question is: How many roads must a man walk down?

@michaelpri Seven!

@jimsug Six, using Facebook.

Except with Mona instead of Marge.

hichris123

1:08 AM

@NormalHuman I've heard of what it used to be... it is quite deserted now. :( It does look really nice though.

@jimsug lol :)

user259867

2:01 AM

SF election ends in 17 hours.

I sure hope peterh wins :P

@NormalHuman Also English Language Learners

2:17 AM

EEAA         39 70k 774fl 9kv 1.3krv 34meta - neutral vote split
Falcon Momot 34 18k 331fl 3kv 4.1krv 50meta - decent reviews, lacking flags, positive vote bias
BigHomie     14                             - no way
wombie       37 70k 237fl 4kv 1.4krv 40meta - nice pic but lacking flags, negative vote bias
TheCleaner   35 23k 106fl 3kv 869rv         - no way (2.0uv:1dv)
HBruijn      35 20k 170fl 770v              - no way (4.5uv:1dv)
Colyn1337    3                              - srsly?
Ward         23                             - maybe if you didn't use as many <h1>s in your nom post…

Pretty meh election, if you ask me.

user259867

I'm getting inclined toward just ranking candidates by the sum (downvotes+edits). Those who do both of those things tend to review and participate on meta, etc.

hichris123

My bets are Ward, EEAA, and TheCleaner.

2:35 AM

TheCleaner's stats are too low.

Of course, community approval is also required… but from the (lack of most useful) data it doesn't look good.

His rep graph looks strangely S-shaped.

3:03 AM

Night!

santiago

Day

Afternoon!

santiago

agree ^^

user259867

Wrote a query: the minimum of {edits, downvotes}

user259867

Selecting the minimum of two columns in SQL is kind of tricky...

3:09 AM

Didn't you want edits + dvs?

user259867

Changed my mind, because didn't want a lot of one compensate for lack of the other.

ah

Hmm

it has 2 of our mods as top 5 for EDmin and edits

but I'm the only one who downvotes regularly, I think

I'm on 62, the next closest mod is on 10.

The next closest user is on 51.

:/

Actually - how does that query do in identifying the existing mods on a site?

user259867

Top 3 SF candidates by EDmin: EEAA, womble, TheCleaner.

user259867

@jimsug Click Users -> moderators.

@NormalHuman yeah I mean - I wonder how good a measure it is, in general.

3:13 AM

@NormalHuman What is its purpose or intent?

Or meaning or interpretation?

The Community user owns votes of deleted users, right?

user259867

Ranking mod candidates.

user259867

53 mins ago, by Normal Human

I'm getting inclined toward just ranking candidates by the sum (downvotes+edits). Those who do both of those things tend to review and participate on meta, etc.

Downvoting makes you a good mod candidate?

user259867

Yes.

3:14 AM

Um ok.

santiago

lol

user259867

Choosing min over sum was the right decision.

data.stackexchange.com/english/query/361238/…

data.stackexchange.com/ell/query/361238/…

user259867

Ward with 10K+ downvotes has only 132 edits. I don't like that.

@NormalHuman Agree, but I’m edit-bigoted.

3:16 AM

@tchrist Hmm, I'm just shy of the top 10 on that.

Almost nobody running in the ELL election is up on top of your metric.

There should probably be some normalisation for age of user account.

user259867

Discounting Community, I'm at #4 on Math. None of 1-3 are current mods, but I would support them in an election. And one is a former mod.

I almost had trouble flagging that.

user259867

@SmokeDetector gone

3:19 AM

@jimsug Yeah.

Fortunately my rudimentary French/Spanish helped a bit. Also the buttons are all in the same place, so that helped, too.

[ SmokeDetector ] Phone number detected in title: Java Number Limit: -1500000000 - 1500000000 = 1294967296 by LOCKLOCK on stackoverflow.com

Weird idea for a phone number.

user259867

3:35 AM

@SmokeDetector gone before I could figure out what's going on

user259867

(The post was copied from a comment in the same thread, with a link inserted in the middle)

Answers that question. :)

Also, on Dec 28 '13 Bill deleted a question tacked on as an answer by a rep 1 user. Not really worth protecting though.

[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: What should I do when a hacker gives me hacked money? by tracy adams on gaming.stackexchange.com

- gaming.stackexchange.com/a/235734/77562

That sounds like a good card to have.

Also like it was translated from some other language.

Make sure to delete that RFSNSVP.

user259867

3:43 AM

@jimsug better not to onebox spam

Thanks.

user259867

SO logo back to normal. Finally.

@NormalHuman But now how will people know we've surpassed 10,000,000 questions?

Well.

I guess I just need to wait until we have 100,000,000 questions.

user259867

shifty eyes That's what I said ;)

user259867

3:49 AM

I'd be in the "Finally" group.

I've dealt with Jaydles, nice enough.

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[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body: Last Recommendation On item Brain Pill? by sikogisjams on stackoverflow.com

user259867

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4:11 AM

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[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: Puzzle Game To Enhance Brain Power by lonzjuar on meta.stackexchange.com

user259867

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user259867

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user259867

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4:24 AM

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[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: Electric wheelchairs hire in Cologne by Angela Lee on travel.stackexchange.com

user259867

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user259867

Still a few here: stackexchange.com/users/6917517/lonzjuar?tab=activity

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in answer: LibreOffice Spell Checker doesn't work? by Faith Evans on askubuntu.com

user259867

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Danack

4:34 AM

So, this totally isn't flaggable, but are there any rules about someone just commenting too much: stackoverflow.com/users/557846/… ?

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in answer: nltk parses parenthesis incorrectly by Faith Evans on stackoverflow.com

user259867

@Danack Some may be considered non-constructive.

user259867

But "commenting too much" in general isn't against any rule.

downvote-pls stackoverflow.com/q/32449329/465378

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user259867

4:46 AM

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[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: HTML/CSS TABLE STYLING by Exposure on stackoverflow.com

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Shog9

5:13 AM

Bad enough they're eating my tomatoes, but laughing at me is crossing a line...

Been there.

user259867

> Hey @jeffsand I'm the director of Stack Overflow communities, might I impose and ash you to have a look at this? meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/305508/… … -- Tim Post at 9:19 PM - 7 Sep 2015 via Twitter

user259867

Yeah, ash them. Totally.

user259867

Shocking revelation: Kasra doesn't use Android.

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: Antiaging Treatment - Howto Choose The One That Works by Fraklinz on superuser.com

user259867

5:24 AM

@SmokeDetector fp-

[ SmokeDetector ] Manually reported answer: How does a PhD student go about doing a meta analysis of a research question? by Room Raider on academia.stackexchange.com

user259867

@SmokeDetector fp-

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5:58 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating characters in body: UDP receive data by samuel40 on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in title, url-only title: http://www.ifirmationantiagingcream.com/synagen-iq/ by SharoQuin on askubuntu.com

@Shog9 had you said that was the first alpha screen for some indie horror game, many could have believed it. Or you mean I am the only one thinking of Slenderman from this image?

6:17 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body: DATASTAGE ONLINE TRAINING IN HYDERABAD by bottle12 on stackoverflow.com

6:33 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: This is fir kin sweet girls are shooting by anwaskirsh on superuser.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: Online INFORMATICA Training by ashiya06 on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body: Good Health Begins With Food That Is Excellent by eliabealtersn on security.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: Ones with long hair they found other by sherrysmith7 on drupal.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector ] URL-only title: http://revolynfrance.com/wild-raspberry-ketone-revue/ by user448629 on askubuntu.com

6:55 AM

Spammers@Work

Sd 11tpu-

:O

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: CASE WHEN ... THEN by Nanaki on stackoverflow.com

What a title.

7:18 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body: still a favorite item at PDF To Excel Converter shows by user133152 on unix.stackexchange.com

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Sourceforge spam

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in title, url in title: http://www.alariarxreview.org/intellux-brain-booster/ by Loynajuriya on drupal.stackexchange.com

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@JamesENL [:3928377] Blacklisted user and registered question as true positive: added title to the Bayesian doctype 'bad'.

7:50 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Chinese character in title: 办理墨尔本大学毕业证成绩单Q微信875093404学历认证The University of Melbourne by vvvgr on stackoverflow.com

sd tpu- Stay the hell away from our decent Aussie universities. Just because we have all the iron ore.....

@JamesENL I haven't posted enough messages after the latest reboot to execute all commands.

@JamesENL I wonder what University of Melbourne has to do with those Chinese chars.

8:07 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: I evaluate carefully it seems to be tha by user304974 on meta.stackexchange.com

meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/303865/… I AM SUPER PUMPED!

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[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: Mirror nuclei: accounting for the difference in mass between nuclei by Rachale Wright on physics.stackexchange.com

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8:24 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, link at end of body: Penisenlargement Pills Sexual strength in their lifetime by floracockr on drupal.stackexchange.com

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[ SmokeDetector ] Pattern-matching website in body: Now convert lots of files together with the software! by user51735 on drupal.stackexchange.com

@SmokeDetector tpu-

beat me

Better luck next time :-) Probably won't have to wait long :-S

But I came her to ask... these PDF guys have been spamming a lot over the last few days. Doesn't SourceForge have a policy about that?

8:30 AM

I have no idea, not my department

if you have a question about ponies or Spring framework, I'm your man

I have no idea, not my department x 2

Don't see the point in spamvertizing an Open Source project anyway... unless it's Freemium.

Myabe it is freemium

I tend not to click spam links

That's the problem... I don't want to visit the site and give them "views".

I'm tempted to click on the next bamwar spam. I really wanna know what it's about.

Sheesh, meta.chem is the next target for a troll who always goes around insulting the holy mathjax.

Bart

8:36 AM

@S.L.Barth You really overestimate SourceForge

PeterJ

I just gave them a review: It deleted all my JPEG files and then the PDF wouldn't open - stay away at all costs!!

bahahahahaha

Whoa... it's not even Open Source! If you browse the "code" it's .exe files!

Reported them at SourceForge. Does anybody know if SourceForge treats its reports properly?

....or is it like most other web media, where they automatically remove things if they get enough flags, without even bothering to look?

....and don't care until they get enough flags....?

SF did not ask my contact info so I have no way of knowing whether they saw it... until they pull the plug on this project, of course.

Bart

8:59 AM

In my experience SF is a cesspool and your report will probably be ignored.

AM Unihedron

Who the heck thought removing the star icon on deleted rooms are a good idea and how exactly am I going to unfav them now?

@Bart Pity. Well, little else we can do about it, I guess.

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[ SmokeDetector ] Pattern-matching website in answer: Printer manager by Step Kelin on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: HOW TO CALL A FUNCTION IN HIBERNATE IN A HQL QUERY by salar on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: SSH AUTHENTIFACTION ISSUE by anoopedatt on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: HOW DO ALU FLAGS COMMUNICATE WITH THE REST OF THE COMPUTER by UltimateUrinater on electronics.stackexchange.com

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Infinite Recursion

9:46 AM

cv-pls stackoverflow.com/questions/32453093/…

Bart

"the best Computer Graphics books are supposed to be timeless" ... yeah, that's not how CG works.

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: What sorts of ingredients are used in the? by johnajuriya on meta.stackexchange.com

Sd gone

Gimme something fresh! ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

10:02 AM

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[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title: Advantages Of Getting Testosterone Supplements by prierhicut on meta.stackexchange.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, blacklisted user: ONLINE ORACLE OAF TRAINING by mathasuki on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: SSH AUTHENTIFACTION ISSUE by anoop on serverfault.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Few unique characters in answer, repeating characters in answer: Converting table data into JSON by saravanan on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: SQL SELECT UNIQUE VALUES IN COLUMNS RETURN ALL FIELDS by therazerme on stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in title, pattern-matching website in body: SAP BO Online Training in INDIA by talirao on stackoverflow.com

10:23 AM

anyone can explain me the rationale in rejecting an edit that removes the image from the above question?

Infinite Recursion

cv-pls stackoverflow.com/q/32372227/2982225

I hope the reviewer didn't brother to actually check how so related to the question the image was.

That would be bad, but better than thinking that removing an image of what seem to be a maple forest from a CAML question damages the question goal.

10:40 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in answer: Cannot play avi or mp4 file in both Movie Player and VLC by alice123 on askubuntu.com

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[ SmokeDetector ] Repeating words in body: Authentication failure for Mifare 1K NFC tag using ACR122U NFC reader by user1223802 on stackoverflow.com

AM Unihedron

10:57 AM

@SmokeDetector ignore

@AMUnihedron Post ignored; alerts about it will no longer be posted.

@Oded if you got a second, am I right in this comment of mine? TIA!

@ShadowWizard I think those number do include SO (at the time).

@SPArchaeologist link to suggested edit?

@Oded but it doesn't make sense SO tripled its questions in 9 months...

Yeah, that question count doesn't look right, if SO is included.

11:01 AM

@ShadowWizard there

@Oded so... smells like a bug? :)

@ShadowWizard I can only think that the other reviewer didn't even bother to actually watch the image and just assumed it had some relation to the question.

That, or I am really missing something

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: its development that evacuates any kind of anxiety by zeryjuriya on meta.stackexchange.com

@ShadowWizard possibly. I can't recall how the numbers were sourced, but they do look like they refer to the network minus SO (it does say 3.8 million SO registered users, more than the number of questions... so that's probably the only SO stat there).

@SPArchaeologist hmm... looks like a bad reviewer. Not robo, just bad.

11:04 AM

[ SmokeDetector ] Few unique characters in body: How to add up/down arrow to fullPage.js? by Joe on stackoverflow.com

Regardless, that page could use a stats revamp (probably with SO included, or a breakdown of SE/SO or somesuch)

@Oded so what should we do (we I mean mortals) - change that to bug report, or feature request asking to include SO?

@ShadowWizard oh, wait. I think that may be network numbers for 2014 (i.e. January 2014 to December 2014)

So, including SO.

@SPArchaeologist no, you're not missing anything. That user also rejected other good edits. All in all, worth calling a mod to ban him from reviewing since he's just doing more damage than good.

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in answer: Why is "Edit in SharePoint Designer" opening in Notepad by Lisa Lloyds on sharepoint.stackexchange.com

11:07 AM

sd tpu

@ShadowWizard [:3928710] Blacklisted user.

@Oded oops, misread. So better make it clear somehow, no? :)

[ SmokeDetector ] Offensive answer detected: Are there any pitfalls in forcing v-sync on all programs? by Jason on superuser.com

Dunno - it is an aggregation of the whole year. In 2016, we will probably change the stats to 2015. I agree it isn't particularly clear.

@Oded yeah... even a tooltip with some more info.

11:12 AM

@ShadowWizard URGH, you are right - this one is even worse

And yes, this was the actual blog owner fixing the link to point at the new location of his blog.

angussidney

So those stats are for 2014 only (that was my Question)?

@angussidney yeah, they are (so, start of 2014 all the way to the end of the year)

And given that 2015 isn't over yet...

angussidney

Ok, thanks

@SPArchaeologist well, we can't really know it's the blog owner but yeah, a good reviewer would have approved the edit.

[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body: HTML and CSS auto adjust position by pSav on webapps.stackexchange.com

11:17 AM

@Oded what you suggest we do with the feature request then? It's kind of meaningless now actually :/

@SmokeDetector why?

@ShadowWizard Body - Position 1762-1776: we offer loans

@ShadowWizard ok, but if you try the old link you will see that it currently redirects to the new one, so at least the story was plausible.

yikes

@ShadowWizard put it on hold till 2016? (jk)

@SmokeDetector ignore-

@Oded lol, you learn from Shog! :D

Shoggification

11:28 AM

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[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: BIOS APPLICATION ERROR 501 by kaouther on superuser.com

And yep, while the last part is pretty unneeded, the rest of the video is actually a good explanation as why a roasted chicken should be inside a wall.

11:52 AM

@SmokeDetector Similar to that earlier "conversion" tool: not open source, but .exe files.

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12:19 PM

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user259867

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[ SmokeDetector ] Chinese character in title: Monash毕业证文凭办理莫纳什大学毕业证成绩单Q微信875093404学历认证Monash University by vvvgr on stackoverflow.com

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