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Hmm.. I understand that it's only part of the audit. And the text in this case was used to trick the reviewer. Once the review is done, the text could be striked for clarification. This will help anyone else opening that review audit link (in later point of time) understand that the text was a trickery. BTW, some useful info: meta.stackexchange.com/posts/comments/728668
I guess "review auditr" is a typo. Please correct it. Hmm.. But why does the question need to be marked as 'possible spam'? And why can't they remove "Our system has identified this post as possible spam; please review carefully" after failing/passing the audit (or probably strike the text)? I marked it as "No Action Needed".
There's no mention of regular users deleting chat rooms. But anyway.. "Since inactive chatrooms are automatically deleted, it’s not often necessary to delete a room."
Mod tools – room deletion Rooms that are inactive for seven days will automatically be deleted, but you have the ability to delete chatrooms as needed via delete this room from the room↓ menu, or by going to the room’s info page, switching to the access tab, and clicking the delete button. When should I delete a room? Since inactive chatrooms are automatically deleted, it’s not often necessary to delete a room. However, you may wish to delete a room it is no longer being used (private rooms for moderation purposes), or appears to exist only for nefarious purposes. Deleting a room prevents...
"my first non-Windows OS I ever use" Did you mean used? Also, I didn't understand these sentences: "Of the upgrade."and "NO RESTART THAT NEEDS HOURS REQUIRED"
