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oh
12:14 AM
I am not so sure why this was downvoted. I've even given evidence (for those mods who are able to see it) — πάντα ῥεῖ 13 secs ago
12:50 AM
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Q: Why does using Google Translate to translate something into another language and then back into English does not result in the original text?

zixuanI translated "How to use Web?", but after I translated the result back into English, it is not the same as the first text I put in.

1:15 AM
@πάνταῥεῖ Please stop adding "??" to chat.
Please stop click bait promotion of yourself at MSE chat for completely irrelevant things.
I'm looking for opinions on the Be Nice policy. Suppose person A posts the comment "Then you should throw that book out. The author doesn't understand what he's talking about." where "book" refers to "Cracking The Coding Interview". Person B replies with "We should throw your answer out. [explanation of why B thinks A's statements are incorrect]". Did either of these users violate the Be Nice policy?
1:41 AM
@pkpnd They sound sort of argumentative. I'd probably flag them as No longer needed rather than r/a. Is this on Workplace?
@Catija It's on regular StackOverflow. And I thought "No longer needed" is the wrong option because the technical correctness of the answer is being discussed.
Link?
@pkpnd the second is DEFINITELY rude. The first... I'd have to see it in context, but probably rude.
That feels kind of off topic. Also comments are not really meant for discussion
1:45 AM
And lol if I wasn't half asleep I would have said something about context
I'd flag 'em both & write something to the effect of,
> this book has a bad reputation for many good reasons, including those suggested here in this answer. Of course, you should make your own decisions - sometimes bad situations call for bad advice. Consider this all just an aid to help you make an informed decision.
It's rude... yeah... I don't disagree with that but I also don't know how successful a r/a flag would be... I've had several of them declined for worse.
Still awake (that counts for "morning" as well IMO)
@Shog9 Thanks for the opinion. Spoiler: the second was me, I deleted the comment. At first I thought it was fine because it's just using their words, but I had second thoughts.
Hmm, realizing you should throw fomefing like a 30-50 dollar thingy to teh bin, isn't fun.
Rudeness, I am not really fure thinking that to the end ...
1:51 AM
Yeah, we have been there... mimicking someone's abrasive comment. Usually doesn't end well...
@SomewhatMemorableName (It really didn't end well.)
You probably should have backed off a lot sooner... at the very least after he said this:
@pkpnd I posted the god damn code. Can't get any more clear than that. I'm done arguing with stupid. — Gabe Sechan 59 mins ago
Which I have flagged... by the way.
That's clearly rude, while wearing a tee "I am with stupid =>" is just funny, and mostly well accepted for couples and relations.
Yeah I suppose, but I really don't like technical incorrectness getting by. I've removed my reply to that comment, since it didn't add anything technical.
@pkpnd The edit to that answer should not be there, either. People can not trash other users in their posts. I've suggested an edit to remove that part of the answer but I have no SO rep to fix it really... Next time, if it gets to that point, back away and do something else. The answer is downvoted already, you've said your thing. No need to drag it out.
Once someone gets entrenched, you have to move on. They're not going to change their PoV.
Let your first comment or two stand and trust that others will read them and see the score of the post.
2:09 AM
@Catija but I have no SO rep to fix it really... Network wide competences regarding the basic rules of conduct should be established.
That kind of stuff doesn't really need competence about the factual context.
Eh, but you shouldn't trust me to fix code formatting. :P Plus, it gives me a way to earn the rep I need to DV on MSO... which I'm only six points shy of at the moment... and one more approve vote will get me a third of the way there.
Anyway, that's what the association bonus is.
Code formatting is easy in most of the cases: CTRL-K
Python might appear as a special case.
I wouldn't know what it should be, though.
Well, you might need to have some training to format code as well :3
eeesh.
Well, that problem is fixed now. :D
Thanks, SO mod!
Bhargav's good people. :D
But now that the answer is locked (and comments hidden), others can't see why the answer is wrong..
Well, no one can vote on it, either... so the answer will stick at -2 until the lock releases (they're sometimes timed, not sure what he set it for)... At this point, you've done what you can. I know XKCD is a big influencer but it's time to go to bed, if you will ;)
2:24 AM
Until the question has a positive score, I would say it's not a problem...
@Catija @Bhargav's a crazy diamond!
They'll probably know what I am referring to
Well, he's not pingable in here, anyway, so he may never know.
... three of my last four messages start with "Well,"... I may have a tic.
I've got them following me at twitter, maybe I should repeat there
Well, it's convenient to start a sentence with "well"...
@SomewhatMemorableName Well, sure!
@BhargavHS https://chat.meta.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/7040847#7040847
Works
@GntherMakulik Thanks for that! We all are crazy diamonds 😉
Shine on!
@Catija Well, "well" is just a well accepted filler to give you an introductory time to form some reasonable and comprehensible sentence. I've got a colleague who starts literally every sentence with "quasi", should I take them serious? I've filed that being a tic, and I am well experienced with tourette people coming up with way worse wording behaviors.
2:44 AM
When I'm typing, though, I don't need "filler". :P I've spent x amount of time drafting the message and then posting... it's sort of a residual filler to attempt to replicate speech patterns in a written situation... which, I suppose, since this is called "chat", makes sense. Much of the fluff added to messages here is such filler.
Well, it's much like natural speech behaviors when chatting.
It's sort of like skeuomorphism... but with language.
@Catija Sort of, yes. But it's our wetware, not software ;-)
And I am even not a native English speaker.
Filler? I've been thinking for more than 15 minutes to compose a suitable chat message. In the end, I only wrote "Well..."
You'd be surprised what I am able to express with my native idiom (Bavarian).
@SomewhatMemorableName So the conclusion ends up in dots?
2:53 AM
I like subtlety :)
Bastscho!
Wetware is still incredibly flexible compared to stupid software.
Rudy Rucker knew that well decades ago!
Not to mention that software is still mostly driven from wetware.
AI is a myth ...
Turing tests can be screwed up frequently and badly just using Bavarian language for conversation :3
AI-powered body language
Goes straight for playing the Theremin and producing harmonic (whatever this is considered) structures ;)
If we would really get able to export our wetware's powers to AI in a reasonable way, I'd suspect it would still just suffer from the deficiencies (regarding performance, false positives or false negatives) we already experience. And I am not sure that quantum computers might get to be more efficient, because IMO we are kinda quantum computers already.
Probably something to discuss with Grady Booch, Noam Chomsky or any other of these guys.
You can consider Computer Programs being specialized idiots, or like autistic savants.
It'll be a hard job to simply love them, because of the lack of feedback.
I myself suffer a bit from an Asperger/Spectrum syndrome, and always been lucky in gaming :3
I know those games' numbers :P
3:52 AM
Mods can migrate stuff to meta if the OP doesn't have the five rep, right?
yep
so can ordinary voters
So y'all can migrate stuff from MSE to metas, too?
sure
usually don't, but occasionally it's useful
occasionally I even remember to select the meta site instead of the main site in the "migrate to" list.
Har har har.
...oh if only I were joking...
4:02 AM
Oh, I'm pretty sure that I've seen the results of that.
Well, do what you wish with the one I flagged... not sure it's worth migrating but we're willing to take it if you want to.
Or animuson can.
Whatever.
 
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8:02 AM
@YvetteColomb Just saw your post. I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
You basically summed up years of my "rants" about the be-nice problem-that-should-not-exist and.... your post is getting downvoted.
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Q: What can we do to encourage (or discourage) a second question?

Jon EricsonThis question is mostly an excuse for sharing some research I've been doing. It essentially replicates the data Shog gathered a few years ago. I think the results suggest some systematic and social solutions to our ongoing problems with question quality on Stack Overflow (and increasingly other l...

I almost fall off my chair when I thought there's an ad in the middle of a post(!)
@Derpy I'm curious and interested, do you have a link?
@JourneymanGeek snuggle motivated
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Q: Why do people persist in complaining about the code of conduct set for this network?

Yvette ColombTL;DR: With so many platforms that provide chat rooms for people that can be made private, why do people persist in complaining about the code of conduct set for this network? This post is for anyone using or interested in using these sites. Whether they actively participate or passively sear...

I have a feeling these days people are still salty yvette won on SO and every meta post she makes gets extra downvotes due to that
Might be just an unfounded assumption but still
@Magisch they are salty about this.
please notice that while the first line is pure nonsense...
The second one in the TRUTH
but somehow it seems people don't like that simple truth, ie that they don't own the site and they don't get the final word on how the staff want to moderate it
8:18 AM
@Derpy TBH I think chat moderation on macro scale is mess
I'm not salty, but the way she presents the meta posts was usually not really diplomatic, but rather confrontational... where she almost always acknowledged it on the comment (e.g. "please edit the post if the wording can be improved")
I mean yeah, confrontational wording is kind of her style
don't mean you have to take it personally though
> If you want to be here, stay; and if you want to leave, please don't come back. -- physics.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/10675/…
As I mentioned - no one ever likes being told they are wrong
This holds true for your average forum user, but I think your average stack user can deal with criticism with a little more nuance
might be naive to assume that
8:22 AM
It is
> A funny effect of the recent push to be nice is... some of my users are worried if they'd get penalised for the occational use of language - something we're effectively handled without punitative measures.
I like that statement.
punitative measures - puns can and will be used against you
your PUNishment is coming
swoosh!
But yeah, after that blog post: rude users could change their behavior into better one (the one SE wanted). But some of existing non-problematic users also got worried if their behavior is also considered rude.
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@Derpy yep I hear ya
@YvetteColomb You could use an alternate strategy to win people over when doing chat moderation
Post foal pics to interrupt problematic conversations and shift the topic :D
user310756
8:30 AM
(only half joking, journeyman does that to great effect with dog pics)
@SomewhatMemorableName Until "doing nothing is the best action".
user310756
@Magisch she is still touch and go, so I'm sharing her
Yeah... we missed cute animal pics :(
I suspect foal play !
user310756
8:31 AM
I slept on a floor with hay and that baby last night
Let's start over with this...
user310756
lol
user310756
if anyone prays or whatever, pls do for our baby foal.
@YvetteColomb will do
I'll ask my mom. I take a very conan approach to religion
@YvetteColomb I'm not religious but I hope your foal will be ok :)
user310756
8:52 AM
@JourneymanGeek please d
user310756
@Magisch thanks
user310756
I'll pop in again tomorrow
user310756
going back to mum and baby soon
Are custom flags marked helpful if the post is deleted by their owner? Or are custom flags always cleared by a mod?
@rene custom flags never auto clean
always a mod
8:54 AM
@SomewhatMemorableName maybe. But after about... 5 years? of repeating the same old concept even I sm starting to believe that perhaps some users aren't interested in friendship. In which case... maybe a chat room isn't the best place to hang in?
@Magisch awesome, thanks
once again
@Derpy Nobody is obligated to be friendly though, just civil and not rude
> The magic of friendship doesn't just exist in Equestria. It's everywhere. You can seek it out, or you can forever be alone. The choice is yours.
There are more then a few people on here who absolutely hate my guts but that's not a problem unless they act on it
8:59 AM
@Derpy Uhh.... not sure about SE chat for friendship, at least not me. I respect many SE users & chatters, but I don't think they're considered... friends?
I like a lot of people here but I can't really name anyone who I'd consider a friend
to start with only one person on the entire network even knows my real name
it depends on the definition of friendly.
we are friendly, but we're not friends :/
I have like 4 friends in total even though I like most people I meet
Is this red-flagable?
9:06 AM
comments dont have red flags
(I know splitting hairs)
I'd say it's nln
To be fair, I expect that my definition of friendly is somehow close to what @Magisch meant by be civil and not rude. That said, what really changes is the underlying feeling.
@rene waffles gone
being friends with someone is a really high bar for me
To me the "be civil and not rude" thing somehow implies you behave that way because "social convention" requires you to, not because you want to.
and if that is the case.... being friendly because you are forced... is just not right.
@Derpy If we dispense with pretense for a second, a lot of people here and elsewhere aren't nice because they want to be, but because the social consequences for not being so are not worth it.
I'm not universally exempting myself from that.
I've had situations here where I just wanted to cuss someone out
9:09 AM
@Magisch yes, you know that doesn't help your popularity ;)
I should split petals instead
true
@Magisch bingo. And that is we - not just the SE users but the world users too - will never get anywhere with those be-nice things.
@Magisch r00d :O
I think social consequences work well for keeping people in check
9:11 AM
@Magisch they do? Murders, terrorism, thievery... all seem pretty common to me.
consider the world without
Hmmm... "friendly" in that sense, huh..
I doubt even a tenth of a tenth of a percent of all people who have ever wanted to just kill someone have actually gone through with it
@Magisch oh, it would be worse yep, but that doesn't mean that is the solution. That is only the workaround because we aren't smart enough to.. just leave peacefully.
Ideally you'd like people to be moral because of empathy but that's ... unreliable
9:13 AM
My behaviors when being friendly with others (my close friends) are certainly different from being friendly on here...
I could make offensive joke while being friendly with them
Same. For one some of the jokes I crack with friends would be flaggable material here
not really thinking that was the main point here, but I get what you are saying.
Yeah, I focused on the wrong point :x
9:31 AM
my point was that right now many users don't seem to have understood why it would be desirable to be nice... but only that they have to otherwise the staff will smite them
Most people want to be nice to people they have a friendly disposition to
towards all others the niceness is directly proportional to the severity of the social consequences of not being so
> I removed your post. We want people to be nice. That means you can't criticize other peoples crafts. -- Does it go against netiquette to give constructive feedback on Facebook?
(as have been posted by Shog here before)
@SomewhatMemorableName I suggest watching "It Ain't Easy Being Breezies".
I totally misread that ;p
9:47 AM
I think the world would be nicer if everyone had a yorkshire terrier or schnautzer dog
everyone would be too happy and preoccupied with the dogs to harbor ill will for long
@Magisch Meh, everyone I hate will eventually die... possibly of extreme natural old age.
so will you though
I WILL NEVER LIVE TO REGRET IT!
9:49 AM
hate is a strong word though. I don't even think I know someone who is worth that kind of emotional investment from me atm
oh
Someone I mildly dislike died?
even my abusive stepmother is more of a pity situation since hate requires emotional work
Keep hating and move on...
Adblock is blocking adverts on SE, even though it's disabled on these sites. I've restarted, uninstalled and re-installed, but that did not work. Is this question off-topic on the main site?
@ahorn are you sure it's not because of "see reduced ads" privilege?
Btw, that question is related to AdBlock development which I'm not sure SE can help other than "ask the developer to fix the filter/logic"
10:02 AM
@SomewhatMemorableName I don't have enough reputation on the sites I found the problem on, but thanks for that info
11:00 AM
In this screenshot it shows a custom comment flag. What does a no-longer-needed and a r/a flag look like? Is that similar? And is that screenshot when a mod visits a post or is that the comment mod-flag-queue?
@rene That's the flag queue
Okay. Thanks
12:15 PM
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Username similar to website in answer: Mount Sandisk Cruzer 2.0 by Webex computer on askubuntu.com
@Mgetz TL;DR?
@ShadowWizard basically the EU is a few steps away from de-facto banning all user created content on the internet via requiring sites such as stack to have automated and perfect copyright filters and penalizing them severely if they don't
given that google can't get this right on youtube it basically means that user created content will be dead in the EU
The irony is that the independent artists and musicians that the bill is supposed to help will be the ones most hurt by it because they will get no exposure if it passes unless they go through traditional content gatekeepers (which is what the gatekeepers want)
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Q: New EU copyright laws to be voted on 20th June 2018

Fermi paradoxThe European Parliament JURI committee will be voting on 20th June on reforms of the EU copyright laws (full law proposal). According to a Creative Commons article titled 'Act now to stop the EU’s plan to censor the web': The final copyright directive will have deep and lasting effects on the...

@ahorn SE isn't serving the ads themselves, they're using external host. You should white list doubleclick.net domain in order to the ads to show, as far as I can tell.
12:47 PM
@Mgetz huh. That's... silly, stupid, terrible, and horrible. o_O
@ShadowWizard welcome to legacy content providers, it's all about preserving their revenues at the cost of everybody else
@Mgetz once again, that small clip from Adventure Time I once posted proves it inherent truth.
@Derpy did not see, apologies
Jan 11 at 9:17, by Derpy
@TelautonomousKitty still claiming that the Adventure Time clip with Jake explaining how laws came into existence is pretty on topic. But I won't link it after someone comments from the last time I did..
ask @ShadowWizard...
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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted user: Should I lose weight? by JameyForester on health.SE
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@SmokeDetector tpu-
Post 1: That does not look like a valid post URL.
Post 3: That does not look like a valid post URL.
huh?
Smokey borked? :/
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3:01 PM
good, the Health troll is nuked.
@Sha Thank you for your explanation at my answer to Tim's post. But how are 6 years of experience with SO not relevant?
@ShadowWizard I think that trolls nuking works like Pacman's ghosts.
They get turned in a pair of floating eyes, wait for a bit in a cave somewhere and then regenerate again in the world.
Basically, trolls respawn
It's a never ending game yes :3
That's what's making it "fun"
@πάνταῥεῖ Dwarf's definition of Fun I suppose...
3:14 PM
No there's dwarfs bread for that
@πάνταῥεῖ relevant for you, sure, but don't think all those details are needed in the answer.
Maud favorite bread brand.
3:44 PM
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4:24 PM
good night!
chrrrrrr ....
4:51 PM
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@SmokeDetector naa-
My Spanish is poor, but good enough to spot that :3
5:49 PM
!!/location
@Jon's data analysis is quite interesting:
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Q: What can we do to encourage (or discourage) a second question?

Jon EricsonThis question is mostly an excuse for sharing some research I've been doing. It essentially replicates the data Shog gathered a few years ago. I think the results suggest some systematic and social solutions to our ongoing problems with question quality on Stack Overflow (and increasingly other l...

!!/coffee Thomas
@πάνταῥεῖ brews a cup of Latte for @Thomas
@πάνταῥεῖ brews a cup of Espresso for @Thomas
SD runs at two locations currently active?
@πάνταῥεῖ we're aware of the problem, it's supposed to only have one active
i restored my instance at the same time as someone else spun up a secondary instance
5:56 PM
!!/location
@ThomasWard Mithrandir/Tauremornalómë
@ThomasWard Blame it for the Singleton design pattern used ;)
@πάνταῥεῖ SD really wants to get Thomas jittery
> An exception is if an answer is deleted from Low Quality review queue by "Recommend Deletion" reviews, without three trusted users voting to delete, then it can be undeleted by the author.
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Q: Coworker demands immediate assistance when having computer trouble

aaaI'm a developer at an agency and there is a photographer who works in office. She often has trouble with her computer, accounts, the internet, etc. so she comes to me when she needs assistance with things such as clearing cached files when she needs more space, downloading files, finding a file ...

I think she has a crush on him(op)
6:05 PM
Why is this an exception? Why should someone be able to unilaterally undelete something that 6 members of the community thinks is bad?
@OptimusPrime LOL!
@Catija I think it's not possible. The author can cast a vote
@OptimusPrime No. It's absolutely possible... it just happened on one of the sites I mod.
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A: How does deleting work? What can cause a post to be deleted, and what does that actually mean? What are the criteria for deletion?

jjnguyHow can a post be deleted? By a user: The author can typically delete their own posts at will; for exceptions, see When can't I delete my own post? below. To delete a post, just use the delete link below it. Moderators can delete any post instantly. Users with reputation ≥ 2k (more precisely, ...

@Catija didn't knew about that. But FMPOV it is a design flaw
don't know what SO team thinks
@OptimusPrime If you're looking at the employee list of our company, you'll find those paired last names all the time :3 (not to mention that there are more, just not married (yet))
I am watching out for new female employees all the time. But most of the time they're simply too young for me.
6:19 PM
@πάνταῥεῖ lol
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A: Answers deleted via Recommend Deletion votes in review should not be undeletable by the answerer

Shog9Jarrod has implemented animuson's suggestion: Now that we have that new "disputed low quality review" flag, can we use it for this purpose? The OP undeleting their answer is like disputing the reviewers, so whenever this happens, why not raise an auto-flag so that a moderator can take a peek ...

So, apparently it's too infrequent to do anything more about than just flag it for moderator attention...
status-completed
Yeah... but the completed part is that they raise an autoflag... not that they've actually implemented the change that was requested.
XY problemz?
So, really it's [status-we-did-something-else-that -doesn't-really-address-your-concerns-and-makes-more-work-for-mods]
6:28 PM
hmm?
But I think it doesn't occur always. From Shog's points, it is not an important thing to spent money and effort
I'm not saying it does occur often... but I'm guessing that at least part of why it doesn't happen often is because we don't tell people when their posts are deleted. If we did, they'd know to go back and they'd see the "undelete" button there.
@Catija I've seen several times where the OP edits their post into something acceptable and then undelete it themselves.
@ɥʇǝS And that's great... but that sort of argues for making the edit required before the ability to undelete... just to add a little friction.
@Catija still they may notice change in internet points
Meh. At some point you can't feature away exceptions and thus the need for human exception handlers.
I've maybe seen 10 of those flags ever.
There's also no transparent way to implement that without having users just edit "meh" into the post and then undelete it
6:34 PM
Right, but if a mod deletes it, it takes a mod to undelete it now...
I don't care if their undelete vote counts as one of three... but why is it unilateral?
Because eeer, Mods have Mod powers :-P
the "mod delete locks undeletion" behavior is almost unnecessary at this point; there's one little edge-case that kinda still requires it, and it's an important edge-case... But we should probably just fix that edge case and drop the mod-deletion behavior.
Undeletes don't even bump the post... which means no one other than a mod will see it.
@Shog9 I could get behind that. I'm tired of telling people to flag stuff if they edit it to improve because that's the only path forward for them.
Or, just give mods a choice... "lock this deletion" tick box instead of default.
well... Mods already have the option to lock
the "mod delete locks undeletion" behavior was added as a lazy way of blocking author undeletion
... can we lock a deleted post?
6:39 PM
but, we've since fixed that by simply requiring threshold undelete votes if not deleted by the person voting to undelete.
that just leaves cases where mods are deleting stuff that must not ever be undeleted
which are very rare indeed
except in this weird edge case... which was "fixed" after the three trusted user undelete things...
@ɥʇǝS But editing bumps it on the activity page.
Letting users undelete their own posts after six people said it should be deleted.
Oh. I love that behavior
Why? That's what I'm missing... what benefit does it have?
6:43 PM
Critically it's "six people" not "six trusted users"
Well, 5 people casting close votes can keep a question closed over the OP deciding it should be reopened... how is this different?
The OP gets to be one voice in that discussion, but they don't get to override all five of them.
It's essentially a weak deletion. There's no technical reason why most of the answers should stay deleted, but in practice most of them do because they were only ever posted because the authors didn't know any better.
... and we don't tell them when their answer was deleted... so half of them probably never even notice.
At the same time, it allows us to be a lot more strict than we could be otherwise, as there's an easy path out if we make a mistake.
Most use cases new users delete their own posts seem to be not to "loose face" in the public, so what?
6:46 PM
@Catija sure we do. That's why review has canned comments
@πάνταῥεῖ We're not talking about users deleting their own posts...
@Shog9 Which I rarely see used.
Users do delete their own posts though. More than anyone else does
But ... that's irrelevant to this discussion...
6:48 PM
No it isn't really, that was my point
@Catija wat. On Ask Ubuntu everyone uses them.. which is just as bad if not worse because now there are 3 comments saying pretty much the same thing..
@Catija
@Servy Well, they usually come back to these (if still attending), after they got question banned :3 — πάντα ῥεῖ 49 mins ago
... not on IPS... no one uses them... largely because the deletion reasons in those defaults are irrelevant to IPS.
... and I've personally rarely used them on any of the sites I use because, again, they don't fit. On AU, they fit because it's a technical site... I don't use technical sites.
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