I posted an answer (pointing to another question already asked) but when I hit submit, I saw my answer appear as a comment to the question instead.
I tried it a couple of times and still the same result. The answer gets eaten up and is transformed into a comment.
Is this a bug?
@forestdistrustsStackExchange It's almost instant, so Smokey would have had to have pulled a fraction of a second after it was posted for Smokey to have thought it was an answer when in fact it was automatically converted; otherwise it was manually converted some time later.
@Luuklag As for the app and your answer there... I think meta.stackexchange.com/questions/366936/… that comment may answer it a little? It seems weird to me that any stackapp would use an endpoint that's not publicly documented/part of the network api?
@Tinkeringbell think of the server as pool of water. API would be a pipe that leads water from the pool outside. Endpoint would be the tap, which can be open for everyone to use, or locked and can be used only by authorized people.
Private Team account is deleted for low activity? Is there any way to get it back like, chat room is is freeze due to low activity, but the moderator has the power to unfreeze it .........
@Shree If your Team has already been deleted due to inactivity, then you're not going to be able to recover it (or so the public-facing messages say). If it's just slated to be deleted, any activity will stop the deletion.
@bobble Probably the latter. From my understanding, the no-repro close reason is designed for issues that resolve themselves, can truly not be reproduced, or are made obsolete due to overarching changes to the network (not fixed directly).
If you have not flagged for such a mod tag, I urge you to do so. The appointed moderators here typically leave most retaggings to status-completed for staff to handle unless it's very blatantly obviously been fixed. Devs will sometimes catch up on the backlog of such flags.
@bobble Not sure. Meta SE's closed-questions help center article's shows the off-topic close reason as not being related to programming, so it doesn't look fixed to me unless I'm missing something.
Yes that was quick, the Q is: "The Help Center page on “closed questions” on sites other than Stack Overflow contains the old descriptions of the close reasons" - so the complaint is that every site (175+) except SO has an incorrect Help Center webpage - it's a lot of work to check, without an automated system; and means to allow for exceptions.
I meant that the sections I checked for Meta SE and Puzzling looked the same as SO, and the impression I got from the Q was that all other sites were broken in the same way so I didn't see a need to check more.
I think updating the help center is a good start but I would also like to recommend that we overhaul the entire process - the close reason wording isn't bad but when we improved the close UI and the post notices, we added the ability to customize the text based on who sees it, which means that a ...