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No. There is no method for editing bounty text. Once it is set it's stuck there. Sorry.

I'm afraid this is status-bydesign. When you are reviewing close votes you're supposed to be looking at whether the question in question should be closed or not. You aren't supposed to be worrying …

Most badges (almost all I think) only get revoked manually. By a Stack Exchange employee (dev or community manager).

Nope, moderators cannot mark answers as accepted, only the person who asked the original question can do that... However once an answer gets a net score of >= 1 the question is considered answered …

Unfortunately the review audit/ban system doesn't have any good methods for reviewing your audits or seeing you stats. Even moderators don't have very good tools in this regard. So your only real ch …

Once the bounty ends you will have the option to start another, higher, bounty (in minimum increments of 50, or higher if you choose). You cannot change a running bounty.

Following this longstanding request on Meta Stack Exchange you can now retract flags you have cast. Simply click the "flag" button again on the post you flagged and the "Flag Answer" (or "Flag Questi …

Here is a starter: http://meta.askubuntu.com/a/7048/44179 Unfortunately the image is a little skewed.. but it works until someone else comes up with something better ;)

Nah, just kill it. The off tag is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, and rhetorical and cannot be reasonably used. I've added it to of Tag cleanup list.

done.

Since the tag has no questions, it will die automatically at 3:00 UTC when the tag cleanup scripts are run.

Due to the amount of spam we were getting the SE team has enabled required registration to ask a question. This does not, however, affect answers. (It's actually been enabled for a bit now, a month …

I at first thought this was a good idea (FWIW I still think it is a good idea, just with a little more tweaking), however, after taking a brief look at your improved query (removing accepted answers) …

Currently we only get 24 close votes a day. I find this much too limiting, I can use all 24 of those votes really quick and still find a use for 24 more votes. Is there any way we could get a couple m …

You weren't suspended, you just don't have enough reputation to review posts. If you visit askubuntu.com/review you will see: There was a recent change, raising the rep requirement to review from 125 …