You can edit your own post, you know? ;)

Uhh ... What the ... Why does it even have a tag wiki? Three pairs of eyes looked at it and no one figured something wrong? That's impressive.

My, my, Eliah and his novels. :P

Nope, as Seth notes in the comments, a new change has rolled out that raised the rep requirement for review 4-fold.

EDGE is also another acronym for EGPRS (which becomes particularly relevant with a mobile Ubuntu).

@guntbert Luis closed all of those questions - which means he was most likely the one who handled your flags and just forgot/misclicked/whatnot as to whether or not your flag was valid.

I assume Luis didn't mark them as helpful ...

SO - and in particular MSO - have largely different thresholds for privileges.

I have now added my view as an answer. And I'm now also downvoting the feature request, because in writing my answer, I feel you have some fundamental misunderstanding of how Stack Exchange works and as such, this suggestion is not viable.

I know it's ironic that I'm commenting with this, but this is also an often-discussed topic that usually ends up with the same "Leave a comment for the commenter, turn the comment into a community wiki answer." I'll leave it to someone else to turn that into an answer, since I'm not particularly fond of the question right now. Oh, also: If your feature request includes the word "force", there might be something wrong with it. ;)

There's so many things plain wrong with this meta Q ...

@NickCraver I think you broke the tag there. ;)

@Private I'm not suggesting that, no. But there is no way to flag for generic/custom off-topic, without going through the global custom flag.

Flagging for custom OT reason is not possible. Which is basically why I stopped bothering at this point.