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The 'Raiders of the Lost Downboat' chat room
You can find a bit of this information by clicking the info button on the room chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/info/3877/…
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
@technastic_tc I have seen it, I am writing another proposal to allow this on MSE.
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
above comment also @Kulfy
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
@technastic_tc Well, seems you guys are right, who knew? This seems bizarre to me, I cant see why it would be like this?
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
There is a whole review queue meta.askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits it works just like main but you need five rep to do anything here.
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
Why? You have 800 rep, that should allow suggesting edit surely. It is a long time since I was new but we have a suggested edit queue. Do you see the edit button?
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Community consensus regarding using backticks or 4 spaces for code
I agree with this but a small correction, the editor button is contextual, if you use it inline it will use back ticks and on a separate line it will use four spaces, it does not change your answer but is worth noting.
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Thank you Stefano Palazzo!
Sure, I am just putting out reasons why this might get some down votes as I highly doubt the downvoters will come back to give their actual reasons. Personally, I don't have an issue with it.
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Thank you Stefano Palazzo!
To guess, the downvotes are because people usually write their own good bye posts. It is unusual to see one of these written by a third party and people may just think it is a bit inappropriate to post this if Stefano did not want to make a fuss about it. Also, we don't know what happened to Stefano, perhaps (though unlikely) he was fired for some reason and people are pissed at him? Again these are just guesses, I don't know peoples reasoning for a fact.
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It feels like one of the moderators is being overly critical of my posts - what can I do?
OK bully is a strong word. As a normal user I can't see votes or deleted comments on posts so really can't say if anything has gone on between you two. Perhaps you just want to defame him here but if you want to take it further all I can do is refer you here meta.stackexchange.com/questions/336173/… if it is that bad staff will see and take action.
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It feels like one of the moderators is being overly critical of my posts - what can I do?
It is true there was a downvote when you first posted this, I did see it, it is strange it was removed because I do see what he is saying about partial answers that may or may not one day be full answers. I don't see any evidence of harassment on your answers, you get very few downvotes. This might be better served to discuss the validity of work in progress style answers, rather than pick a fight.
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Do I need to be logged in to Ask Ubuntu to see if I received an answer to my question?
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What does "canonical answer" refer to in bountied question notices?
Yes, "Canonical Answer required" is a default bounty reason on all sites and has no connection to the Ubuntu devs, the name is just an, admittedly confusing, coincidence.
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New user on askubuntu, would like to help but cannot
Also I just noticed that question is eight and a half years old, any fix you know for a modern version may simply not work on 12.04 as that is EOL and not supported nor does it even have a repository anymore. If you really want to contribute, you can ask and then answer your own new question based on what ever version of Ubuntu you currently have, that would be a lot more useful than answering that old question.
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New user on askubuntu, would like to help but cannot
Here is a list of things you can do to earn that bit of reputation askubuntu.com/help/whats-reputation it won't take long and is a small ask for something that keeps the quality of the site high.
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New user on askubuntu, would like to help but cannot
The issue is not trolls, it is none answers, things like "I have this issue too", eight of which have been deleted (3 today). That is just not what the answer section of this site is for, it is for answers. The protection is used because otherwise users would have to keep manually deleting stuff form the question and that can take a lot of time and there are hundreds of thousands of questions to moderate. All you need is 10 rep on the site (a single upvote on any post you make or five approved edits) to answer that question, the requirements for getting round the protection are very low..