17 votes

Accepted answer that you don't agree with during review audit

The only way to disagree is to downvote the answer. Personally, I think it is an excellent answer that gives the only reasonable solution to a rather silly question. It is certainly the simplest, most ...
terdon's user avatar
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15 votes
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Failed first post audit by flagging as a duplicate. Is it correct?

It's just a duplicate that went hot before anybody found the dupe. The audit system frowns on downvoting or closing posts it picked as examples of good posts, even if they are legitimate actions. It's ...
muru's user avatar
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11 votes
Accepted

Disagree with audit

Audits are generated automatically by the system, there is no manual human verification of them involved, as far as I know. It just takes any post it deems as good, based on the metrics it knows (vote ...
Byte Commander's user avatar
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10 votes

Is it wrong to comment in a "high quality post" in a review test (audit)?

Yes, you're right, it makes no sense at all that trying to add a comment causes you to fail an audit when the post is high quality. You are also right that the system does not read your comment to see ...
Zanna's user avatar
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10 votes
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Adding a comment = audit failed?

Don't fret, you're not alone, all of us have failed the occasional tricky audit. Some of them are, what I call bad audits, but to stop people from robot reviewing they are a good thing and that is ...
Videonauth's user avatar
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10 votes
Accepted

Accepted answer that you don't agree with during review audit

It is technically a valid solution, there are even whole ranges of products you can buy to do this exact thing but I agree, it is not a great answer from a technical stand point. The thing is, ...
Mark Kirby's user avatar
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9 votes

Disagree with Low Quality review audit

Here were my thoughts on loading the link. Bloody hell, that's short. Maybe Hugo's onto someth... Hang on, that's an interesting problem. This is certainly reflective of my personal interests but ...
Oli's user avatar
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8 votes
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Can the audit system not use fake edits?

This is by design. Audits are not to make sure you know how to fix a post. They are there to deter "robo-reviewers" who click approve without bothering to check posts to hunt for badges. ...
Dan's user avatar
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8 votes

Why is the pool of selectable known-bad first question audits so small?

We modified the review queues so that users cannot be audited on questions they already reviewed. We hope that solves your issues! Answering your question about the question pool - yes, we audit users ...
marrados's user avatar
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8 votes
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What happens if I flag a high-quality post in a review audit?

My question is, however, what if I had flagged this post? Even though the UI seems to indicate you flagged the post, the flag itself is never cast. I've tested this a while ago after somebody asked a ...
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7 votes

Review queue audit: what to do with obvious spam?

You could click the link to view the question on the main site to examine the post more thoroughly. If it is really a spam post that hasn't been deleted yet, flag it as such. Or if it is not spam ...
Byte Commander's user avatar
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7 votes

Why did 'the system identify' a high quality post 'as possible spam' in review audit?

It wasn't identified as spam, on the contrary, it was identified as high quality and that's why it was used in a review audit. Review audits are there to stop "robo reviewing": people who ...
terdon's user avatar
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6 votes

Obviously wrong answer count in review reveals it's an audit at a glance

I don't know exactly how review audits are generated, but it looks like the question is displayed as is. If that is always the case, then a deleted answer would most probably cause a wrong count in ...
Zanna's user avatar
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5 votes

Can the audit system not use fake edits?

Dan's answer is correct. Don't waste review time, but still find the lowest hanging fruit. Which is important to do. People reviewing solely to juice their numbers really spoil a crowd-sourced system. ...
Oli's user avatar
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5 votes
Accepted

How do I check if the vote I cast in review audit is actually cast on the original post?

This post from 2017 suggests the vote does not get registered on the real post. If you want your vote to stick, you have to go through to the real post and vote. I (correctly) upvoted it as a ...
Oli's user avatar
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5 votes

Some new weird review ban

According to https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/158678/280883 Here are the full details on how the ban works. Most of the steps take into account the length of any previous review bans you've faced, ...
Byte Commander's user avatar
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5 votes
Accepted

Review queue audit: what to do with obvious spam?

Once you're sure it's an audit, anything would be fine.
pomsky's user avatar
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4 votes

Disagree with Low Quality review audit

I am not good at reviewing but if we look at this special case the other way round we have to admit that this question: is resolved, i.e. has an accepted answer has many upvotes not only to the ...
Takkat's user avatar
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4 votes

Obviously wrong answer count in review reveals it's an audit at a glance

Audits are usually for identifying and suspend "robot reviewers" who click on "No action needed" or up/down vote for every post they encounter. If you observed the answers count, ...
Kulfy's user avatar
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4 votes

How do I check if the vote I cast in review audit is actually cast on the original post?

Nothing you do in a review audit is real. I think of review audits as mock-ups based on real posts. The post score will be shown differently from the real score, the author's picture and reputation ...
Zanna's user avatar
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3 votes

What's the "expected" audit response to spam in the LQ posts review queue?

The expected response is "Close", which is kind of counter-intuitive. Close reason could be "Not about Ubuntu" (which is entirely true). This is of course because normally spam ...
Artur Meinild's user avatar
3 votes

Can the audit system not use fake edits?

This isn't specific to Ask Ubuntu, but Stack Exchange. I have no problem with these types of audits. Remember that the purpose of an audit is to prevent people from blindly completing reviews without ...
Nmath's user avatar
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2 votes

Some new weird review ban

Review audits are frequently intentionally tricky and weird. It's a common practice on the Stack Exchange network designed to teach the reviewer to stop, look and listen. It's not unusual at Stack ...
karel's user avatar
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