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We don't provide this widget, the guys at OMG! Ubuntu! made it themselves (as far as I can tell anyway). Take a look at our API help, especially the questions?sort=Hot method. It should get you start …

The Daily Reputation Limit is primarily designed for one purpose: to make you take a break The last thing this community wants is burnt out users. In addition, it also prevents a handful of users' …

I'm pretty sure the meta sites look the same for moderators and non-moderators.

We usually hang out in the chat, you can contact us there. If something is wrong with a particular question, answer, or comment, you can flag it for moderator attention. Changing every occurrence of …

Unfortunately, that isn't possible. If a bounty has been issued, it will be either awarded or lost. It can't be cancelled.

A question must be older than 2 days before you can add a bounty. For completeness' sake, you also can't add a bounty to a question that has an accepted answer. See also: http://meta.stackoverflow.c …

Done and done :) You can log in to your account with both open-ids now. If you want to change this, see your profile settings (the "alt openid" section). And just comment on this answer if you need …

Generally yes, but it would be better to as a canonical question such as "How to find out what package to report a bug against". There is a chance your question will be closed as too localised if it's …

Answer contains nothing but a URL If your answer just contains a link, it might be deleted. We prefer you answer the question rather than defering it to someone else, somewhere else: An analogy w …

The answer should have been a comment We require that users gain 50 reputation points before they're able to post a comment. If, in the meanwhile, you post a comment as an answer, we will delete it. …

Absolutely, that sounds great. If you give them a quick run down of the FAQ, I don't foresee any problems.

I've just undeleted it for you. :)

I'm sure this isn't serious. :) The content policy mentions affiliate marketing: Spam. Users that do not publish meaningful content, use deceptive means to generate revenue or traffic, or whose p …

Absolutely, If you have a long log-file, use something like the Ubuntu Pastebin and link it up in your question. This makes the question far easier to read, and neat and tidy questions always have …

So, first of all: There's no need to create an account. The system, and the users, are perfectly happy with you just posting 'anonymously'. Do you get Spam from people, who do a regular login? …