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Rob
12:15 AM
@TheforestofReinstateMonica 301 Fun Answers and the Stance on Fun, more recently here.
 
 
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2:45 AM
@TheforestofReinstateMonica No. We do however evaluate every flag on a case by case basis, including essential factors like relevance, historical value and whether it's funny. The point of a flag isn't acceptance, it's getting trusted folks to look at a post. They were, carefully scrutinised and judged to be worthy. The heart of that answer was clearly lighter than a feather.
 
3:07 AM
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A: How does Meta Stack Exchange work?

PopsVoting Like normal Stack Exchange sites, Meta Stack Exchange allows members to vote on questions and answers. For most posts, votes reflect the perceived usefulness: well-written, well-reasoned, well-researched posts tend to get more attention and more upvotes. Highly-voted and frequently-linked ...

> Meta has a reputation for being more... relaxed than the other Stack Exchange sites. Jokes and non-serious posts that would be swiftly deleted on the other sites have been welcomed here in the past and are sometimes still tolerated today, though not to the degree that they were before.
The policy I've seen enforced today is that new such posts are often deleted, but previous ones aren't.
The typical policy here is, "if it was considered acceptable at the time it was posted, it's still acceptable today, regardless of future guidelines that would render new such posts unacceptable"
@JourneymanGeek Yeah, the point of a declined flag may mean "thanks for the flag, we've decided not to take action on it", but the system treats it as "you should not have flagged this post".
Because the system treats it that way, I'd mark such flags in the former category as helpful with a reason explaining why action isn't being taken, and only use the declined mark if the flag truly shouldn't have been raised.
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3:25 AM
Thanks. That's helpful.
 
There are some exceptions, when it comes to things like blatant Code of Conduct violations, but for the most part, this is the policy I've seen enforced.
 
So the general rule is "if it's a new post, flag it. If it's an old post, your flag may be declined"?
 
Yeah, precisely.
 
I assume mods consider it too much effort to lock all those old posts?
 
 
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7:00 AM
@SonictheCuriouserHedgehog helpful means we want these flags 😁
@TheforestofReinstateMonica yes
 
 
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8:17 AM
o/
 
Rob
🀸🏼
 
8:32 AM
Wonder why default color of emoji is yellow. People don't have such skin color, or if they do, it means they're sick....
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating lego people 😁
 
@JourneymanGeek good point! :D
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating Well I think it's great their default yellow. As no-one is yellow, no one can be offended that the "superior" color is the default
 
@JourneymanGeek can mods reset broken chat profiles such as this one?
Or is it only for SE staff?
 
@Luuklag I wonder how long it'll take for someone of Asian descent to complaing about yellow being a stereotype ;)
 
8:43 AM
@Luuklag so yellow is the neutral color? Interesting. :)
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating You don't agree?
 
@Luuklag I'm neutral on this. ;)
 
9:02 AM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating I can't see that so no
I personally can't fix it. Or see it 😁
@Tinkeringbell tbh we are a lot chiller about such things
Well I'm of Indian origin so may not fit the white people definition of asian 😁
 
@JourneymanGeek Asian as in 'anyone from that continent' ... Which I know does include a whole range of skin tones ;)
not sure if my definition is by definition the white people definition though ;)
 
@JourneymanGeek no, in general, I know you're not a mod on SO.
(and can't really find broken chat profile on SU)
waffles, it's the other way around.
 
Rob
Jaundice, also known as icterus, is a yellowish or greenish pigmentation of the skin and whites of the eyes due to high bilirubin levels. Jaundice in adults is typically a sign indicating the presence of underlying diseases involving abnormal heme metabolism, liver dysfunction, or biliary tract obstruction. The prevalence of jaundice in adults is rare, while jaundice in babies is common with an estimated 80% affected during their first week of life. The most commonly associated symptoms of jaundice are itchiness, pale feces, and dark urine.Normal levels of bilirubin in blood are below 1.0 mg/dl...
 
@Rob yup, that's what I meant with "if they do, it means they're sick"...
 
Rob
There's actually a reasonable choice of skin color, just press and hold on a person emoji to see the choices:
 
9:18 AM
@Rob oh, I know. Still, I'm talking about the default.
Maybe in some ideal future it will just be random.
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating rainbows
 
Rob
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating It's possible to set the default, to avoid having to choose your own skin tone each time: ostoday.org/android/…
 
rainbowcoloured people
 
@Rob oh, didn't know this one.
 
Rob
9:36 AM
There doesn't seem to be any info about it setting a different default color based on country, which would both be useful and set off its own firestorm; but red hair is coming.
 
@Tinkeringbell and by white people I mean american white people. Who mean asian people to be a subset of people from specific parts of asia hides
 
Rob
πŸ‘½ The Alien emoji only comes in green, that seems like a slight.
 
@JourneymanGeek Ah good :) Then I'm not white people, which I like :P
@Rob There should at least also be a grey one!
 
Rob
... and white / black / etc.
Jadzia Dax , played by Terry Farrell, is a fictional character from the science-fiction television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Jadzia Dax is a joined Trill. Though she appears to be a young woman, Jadzia lives in symbiosis with a long-lived creature, known as a symbiont, named Dax. The two share a single, conscious mind, and her personality is a blending of the characteristics of both the host and the symbiont. As such, Jadzia has access to all the skills and memories of the symbiont's seven previous hosts. Prior to the symbiotic joining, Jadzia earned academic degrees in exobiology, zoology...
Worf is a fictional character in the Star Trek franchise. He appears in the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) and seasons four through seven of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9) as well as the feature films Star Trek Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996), Star Trek: Insurrection (1998), and Star Trek: Nemesis (2002). Worf is the first Klingon main character to appear in Star Trek, and in 11 seasons as a regular character on TNG and then DS9, has appeared in more Star Trek franchise episodes than any other character. He is portrayed by actor Michael Dorn. οΏ½οΏ½2οΏ½...
 
Meh, if you want to accurately reflect those, you'll need more than just a color change.
 
Rob
9:49 AM
@Tinkeringbell and brown:
 
@Sha why this rollback? I think the edit made more sense then the original: meta.stackexchange.com/posts/97907/revisions
 
Burger has been ordered!
:P
 
Damn you, for me its falafel today
 
@Luuklag long time since I had falafel, pity.... :D
 
stuffed in a pita, with some garlic sause and lettuce :)
 
9:57 AM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating Blegh, that one looks like you'll taste more mushroom than meat!
I think we're having snert for lunch here.
 
@Luuklag summary said removing duplicate "not only" but I saw no such thing, it wasn't duplicate. I read the whole paragraph, and the edit just changed its meaning, so I rolled back.
 
the sentence had two "not only"
 
How is the edit better than the original?
 
Otherwise you not only have a system that is not only inflexible and offensive, but also extremely confusing.
 
@Luuklag hmm.....
Well, my rollback can be rolled back then.
 
10:00 AM
done
 
@Tinkeringbell fine by me, love shrooms. :D
@Tinkeringbell sner what? ;)
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating snert :P
Pea soup :)
 
Pea soup or split pea soup is soup made typically from dried peas, such as the split pea. It is, with variations, a part of the cuisine of many cultures. It is most often greyish-green or yellow in color depending on the regional variety of peas used; all are cultivars of Pisum sativum. == History == Pea soup has been eaten since antiquity; it is mentioned in Aristophanes' The Birds, and according to one source "the Greeks and Romans were cultivating this legume about 500 to 400 BC. During that era, vendors in the streets of Athens were selling hot pea soup."Eating fresh "garden" peas before they...
 
@Luuklag no Tahini?! Here it's a must... :D
@Luuk are you vegan, or just love diverse dishes?
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating I have a jar in the fridge, but don't use it very often
 
10:05 AM
@Tinkeringbell pee soup is more salty, for sure. ;)
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating the latter. I try not to eat too much meat
 
@Luuklag huh, nice.
> Erwtensoep, also called snert, is the Dutch version of pea soup. It is a thick stew of green split peas, different cuts of pork, celeriac or stalk celery, onions, leeks, carrots, and often potato. Slices of rookworst (smoked sausage) are added before serving. The soup, which is traditionally eaten during the winter, is emblematic of Dutch cuisine.
@Luuklag wait, you make your own falafel dish? Thought you buy it as a whole, in a street vendor or however they're called...
 
Yep. And even though 'winter' is kinda over here now (temperatures are no longer below freezing) there's still some snert left from Saturday...
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating Just buy pre-made falafel, and then make it
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating We don't really have those here
 
@Luuklag oh.... fresh falafel is the real thing.
@Luuklag pity!
Come to Israel, they're everywhere here. (well, in the big towns)
@Tinkeringbell who makes it? Mom?
My mom makes her own winter soup, with vegetables and chicken bones.
 
10:10 AM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating Yes. Mom does most of the cooking here (I'm often not even allowed)
Most soup we eat is home-made :)
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating I did make it once or twice
 
10:45 AM
!!/falafel for Luuk
 
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating No such command 'falafel'.
 
 
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12:11 PM
@SonictheCuriouserHedgehog gone
 
No more backlogs @JNat?
 
trying to not let 'em accumulate, if I can ;)
 
posts 42 gone messages
 
heh
 
12:30 PM
May 14 '16 at 12:26, by JNat
@ShadowWizard Gone
First ^
 
12:59 PM
Another cross site spammer for you to chew up @JNat: stackexchange.com/users/20129579/kajal-nimje
 
Rob
1:11 PM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating @Luuklag, now you two are the Bay City Rollers.
 
Need to listen to that another time @Rob
 
Rob
There was a time, long ago, when they were popular.
 
@Rob fine by me. :)
whoa -14 and still not deleted.
Meaning about 9 (!!!) users only downvoted without flagging.
Frankly, maybe the site deserves the spam, if its users don't care or can't be bothered to do the basic action of flagging spam.
oh..... all mods have been appointed or elected 8 years ago. This explain everything... without fresh moderators, it's very hard to moderate a site.
 
1:29 PM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating MO isn't in the main stream SE system of such things
 
@JourneymanGeek yeah, looks like this. But even old school forums usually delete spam posted on them, so I'm surprised.
Windows 10 Notifications are one of the more useless things I've ever seen... there is notification "Update is ready, click to continue", I click it and..... guess what?
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Correct! Nothing happens. It was just waste of time.
 
2:14 PM
@Luuklag gone
 
@Luuklag oh no, answer author also missed the point of the edit and rolled back. :/
Great minds mistake alike? ;)
 
2:30 PM
Would a rollback war flag be triggered yet? Then journey or tink can fix this once and for all ;)
 
Nope, so you'll have to flag it if you want me to take a look later ;)
 
I'll rollback once more ;)
 
meh, not sure it's worth all this effort...
 
nah jk
 
oh lol
You fooled me
!!/fool Luuk
 
2:43 PM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating No such command 'fool'.
 
Rob
^^ Bay City!
 
Bay City is an Australian children's television series that first screened on the Seven Network in 1993. The thirteen part series follows the lives of four children in a small city on Australia's west coast.Bay City was produced by Douglas Stanley, directed by Andrew Prowse and Howard Rubie and written by Roger Vaughan Carr, Ken Kelso, Murray Oliver and Trevor Todd. == Cast == Michael Muntz as Mike Walker Wendy Strehlow as Sue Walker Christopher Fare as Steve Walker Isla Fisher as Vanessa Walker Rachel Goodman as Joanne Zandona Shayne Vea as Luke Carter == See also == List of Australian...
 
3:54 PM
Bus 5/7 for the day...
 
That's a lot of bus.
Stay safe!
 
@Tinkeringbell Nah
It's not even a whole bus
 
@M.A.R. fair enough
 
 
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6:38 PM
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6:59 PM
@Mithical final destination is home? For Χ¨Χ’Χ™ΧœΧ”, I hope?
It's... one week every three months, right?
 
7:17 PM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating I do chamshushim and sometimes yomiyot, so no
Actually was headed to the Merkaz, because I have an appointment in the area in the morning
 
7:30 PM
 
8:28 PM
So... A user posted garbled nonsense as a moderator nomination, and I was curious: Can regular diamond moderators delete such posts, or does that require staff intervention?
Undo answered:
in Charcoal HQ on The Stack Exchange Network Chat, 56 secs ago, by Undo
Staff are the only ones who can touch nominations, they usually watch election pages
 
That is what you get when you switch polarity ...
 
8:45 PM
lol
 
9:21 PM
@Feeds Now we just need an affinity maturation comic!
 
9:37 PM
🚽
 
10:10 PM
@Mithical ohh
 
Rob
10:54 PM
@ShadowWizardisVaccinating Was your U$13.50 (44 Shekels) (plus delivery) hamburger excellent, and delivered by the Fun Club?
 

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