Given that these queue are mostly empty on Stackoveflow and the Close Queue is so big.
When an item in the “First post” or “Low quality Post” queue is voted to be closed, should it remain in the queue until it has had enough reviews to be removed from the Close Queue?
(Remember that a lot of pe...
Not completely sure on specifics, but reviewing an item does seem to remove it from other queues - for example, if I review something in two queues (this is normally the queues where you don't have the "delete" button at the top) and then refresh the button with the delete button, it will mark an item as reviewed and prevent you from reviewing it
also, editing posts does something to them in terms of whether they stay in the queue
If you don't open up everything that needs reviewing from /review and just work through them one queue at a time
your actions will - at least - hide them from you for the other queues
whether that removes them from the queue for others, I'm unsure
stuff like suggested edits, if somebody "improves" an edit, it will accept it and remove it from the queue for everybody
I'm wondering (since it just happened to me), is it possible to "cancel" ("undo", "delete", whatever) a flag I just raised if I misclicked it, so the mods won't waste time?
I looked everywhere, but I can't find such a feature.
@TGMCians If you think the moderators won't figure themselves the flag was wrong you can cast another flag on the same post choose Other and explain what happened.
Actually what happens on SO that some guys answer very poorly irrelevant to the question as low quality. Then When I flag those then in meantime guys update the answer that cause my flag disputed
Fun thing is, I still get the occasional downvotes on my accept rate post @ShadowWizard. If you only figured out that it's missing now, you're not missing much I'd say.
My feature request (or anti-feature-request perhaps) is the following:
Let's stop displaying a user's accept rate.
For those of you who know "Fawlty Towers", the whole issue of a visible accept rate and our behavior towards it starts to feel like "Don't mention the war!".
We generally seem to ...
@TGMCians flag history is visible to moderators so having many flags declined might be a factor when mod is checking up a profile. Otherwise, single declined flag among many helpful flags really doesn't mean anything.
because that user edited the comment later and it made me angry. Since then I have left to do flag whatever guys do now I do not mind. because SO do not have a feature to remove the flag.
Well, comments have no revisions so the mod had no way to know how it looked like. And even so, if something bad was improved, it shouldn't be deleted anyway.
I just visited http://stackoverflow.com/unanswered/tagged?tab=mytags and for me it shows no results. Has something broken?
The problem occurs for me on meta too, but oddly not on some other sites I've tried, such as ServerFault or Programmers.
I have tried pressing Ctrl+F5 many times, but as ...
@Pëkka Yeah, the suggestion seems to be that lowering the number of votes would be a good thing, but might cause more improper closures, so adding a "send-to-reopen" queue would make people worry less about that happening.
There also will be an array of dicts defined. Each dict contains a regex, a boolean variable "all", and a whitelist or blacklist (if all=True, we use the blacklist)
So each regex will only be tested against sites that fall in the whitelist OR all=True and they do not fall in the blacklist
I would write it myself, but no time. And I have the core api python to work with
Heh I got banned from the library in 7th grade because I was programming on one of the computers and the librarian didn't know what I was doing, so she assumed it was inappropriate.
I would have gone to the computer lab instead but we had this disgusting teacher that weighed like 700 pounds and I swear he never showered or brushed his teeth. Always wanted to throw up whenever he called you back to talk to him.
Haha if another moderator spam-flags a post away before you, the error messages says "You don't have permission to cast this type of flag" - really confused me for a second.
So, the new topbar has been rolled to mobile.
Which is nice, because I like the new topbar1.
However, the new inbox is a popup window2 with overflow:auto. On some phones (mine is a Samsung Galaxy Mini), this gets cropped in strange places (I took the screenshot via Chrome, but I get the same t...
I want some dev to mess up and switch around the parameters to that message so that it says 'user destroys moderator.' Then we can all laugh at the bug report.