Hi, I am sorry to interrupt your conversation but @Tinkeringbell congrats to your mod position and could you suspend me for test please? (on main) I would be interested to see how the site looks like for a suspended user.
I mean here: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/274114/…: > It shouldn't really be 54, since at least two of them were posted after a candidate (already a moderator) got another moderator to suspend him "For Science"
@Tinkeringbell yeah that is what I know already but I just would also like to see this mod-message things. I am "very curious" in this way, having read so many meta.se posts about all types of mod features I will (probably) never see.
here's a summary of what a suspended user can do: not edit their profile (although network-wide changes are reflected), not post, not favorite, not accept, not do anything that requires >1 rep, not chat (at least in this server)
@MEE Yeah, I can imagine that... those are serious tools for serious business though, so we can't just use them for everyone who's just curious (would create a nice workload as well, I can imagine).
Requesting suspension here as a test is a bit like asking "please shoot me because I'm curious what it's like" or "please put me in prison so I can find out what it's like".
@AndrasDeak month suspension for... Eh... Causing a drop in reputation for dozens of users. Some dropped to 1 rep and lost all privileges for a whole day until rep recalc fixed it. I lost "only" 20k rep. (for a day, my reputation tab kept showing negative number for years after that ;))
Well, it is not really efficient, but gives some reps (tried two days ago, only 41 reps :-) ).
I have, for example, 50 question where I had accepted answers. And 101 reps, because each accept gives you 2 reps.
Then I offer 100 rep bounty (or lose this rep by some other way, e.g. downvotes), unac...
--- BTW I have some ideas how an improved Area 51 might look like. I know that SE has not the resources to do this, therefore I thought of proposing that some community members develop this as an Open Source software.
I just wanted to ask how you (room visitors) feel about this, before I ask it on MSE
@EKons I would share my ideas in my MSE post. I don't think they are neccessary to discuss the general idea. Oh and even the SE team says that Area 51 is flawed. I am looking for a reference post right now...
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