related from MSE: Post was closed before it even existed. If you hover over the dates, you can get an exact date, the question was closed one day after it was asked. The time stamps are strange, I don't understand it myself so read the link.

One already got tried meta.askubuntu.com/questions/89/… the problem with meta posts is they get lost over time so not many people read them. You could add a new answer about code formatting to give it a bump.

See: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/368285/… Ity was removed but it was so unpopular that it may comeback one day.

You can't block people or disable comments yourself. If someone is ranting on your posts, flag the comments for a mod to look at, if it is that bad the mod can disable comments or take appropriate action.

AFAIK the rationale behind this limitation is because, if a question has an upvoted or accepted answer then it will be useful to the OP of the question being closed and likely provide them with an answer to their question. I think this is just a hold over from when SE was much smaller, the current volume of questions here makes it seem a bit counter intuitive. I can't seem to find a source for this but I am sure I have read about it in the past, if I find anything, I will post it.

I am just going to leave this here, so if anyone is following this question, they can see it on meta too meta.stackexchange.com/questions/366993/…

Does this answer your question? Where can I get the Ask Ubuntu speech bubble logo? Also here is a couple more sites I found mathiasbynens.github.io/stack-exchange-logos

I guess SE just copy / paste the help center across all sites, for consistency probably, so I don't think the mods here could change it if they wanted.

AFAIK any room owner can make any other user a room owner, being a mod doesn't matter, I guess the main chat could be different. You can even make your own room that you own askubuntu.com/help/privileges/chat-rooms

Here is the official colours of Ubuntu design.ubuntu.com/brand/colour-palette Once up on a time, this site used the official colours but that seems to have stopped since the network design changed. If I was you, I would just use the proper Ubuntu colours and not worry too much about the sites colours.

See: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/225986/…

@Kulfy It dosn't matter, long as OP got helped.

Aww you just beat me to it :( +1

If you hate hats you can open the snowflake menu and choose "no hats for me" at the bottom, you won't see them anymore. If you just hate those specific hats and want them removed you will better off taking it to take it too meta.stackexchange.com Personally, I thought the social distancing hats were pretty funny.

OK I used this method meta.stackexchange.com/questions/277980/who-started-a-chat-r‌​oom to check the owners posts and it seems the original creator was Mateo based on the messages. chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=owners&user=&room=3877