I added the term at the top of my answer now @AndrewT., so that others don't get confused. Can you give me feedback please? as I too have answered that question:
@Benjamin - see: Need graphics library. I think Java is a pretty popular tag, and I don't believe there was a need to get a posse involved. It would have been closed in due course. But the posse was saddled up: chat.meta.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/2434086#2434086. I'm sorry I don't have more examples. I don't use chat (this particular conversation was brought to my attention tonight). Its kinda like I said... hunting in packs... — jww2 hours ago
What irritates me is he linked my greetings to you in the middle of a low-quality meta discussion. If I had asked for cv of an incorrect question, it would have been fine, but this! I think I will post an answer now.
@jww "I just realized from Unihedron's related answer" What? I didn't post any answers related to this (yet). I'm not sure what you're trying to convey with my name here. — Unihedron20 secs ago
I read it twice, nothing is left out that can be posted in another answer, so if I post anything, I will end up writing a rant. So I drop the idea of writing an answer.
I think he has the potential to be a decent moderating user. He just has to participate in the proper way, instead of spectating and implying whether users are being harmful with a prolonged behaviour.
Please consider this post for review. Make sure to read the post fully, support the OP whenever you can and always remember the golden rule: "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all". I recommend you to look at this question carefully and always follow your own judgement. I downvoted, but a disclaimer: I am not legally liable for any damages caused by clicking on this link: Remove cv-pls tag from chat rooms
Only this one time. If the meta question is still at negative score by next time I need to use [cv-pls], I'll just use that instead of having the disclaimer.
It's specifically asking for a tool though. "How to separate production code from test code" is radical for this case, and it could be off-topic but I'm not sure.
Screw smartphones, I'm using a Nokia brick, and I often brag to the "high class tech users" about how my modded Nokia has over 9000 hours of standby time and can analyze most wifi signals.
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Makes easier to find good questions to answer.
The script will filter all Stack Exchange sites /questions/* pages,
hiding them by score, user reputation and accepted answers.
Uses jQuery to hide question items on the page and doesn't run if the URL is /question/ID.
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@InfiniteRecursion Undo is updating ChatExchange for a new feature (privileged users can reply delete to a message of Smokey to delete it), so Smokey will be back alive soon.
@Braiam well, that proves that a sysop requires a different skillset. I would have struggled the same way the OP did. I might have checked an other SE site though.
(Chrome only)
Makes easier to find good questions to answer.
The script will filter all Stack Exchange sites /questions/* pages,
hiding them by score, user reputation and accepted answers.
Uses jQuery to hide question items on the page and doesn't run if the URL is /question/ID.
Dep...
