KabaKun

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by KabaKun 2y ago
I wouldn't worry about it. It's generally not something that gets noticed. This probably got noticed because it set off some automatic warning that caused someone to look into it. Three 500 rep bounties awarded to a single user in
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by KabaKun 2y ago
What cost? Moderators are volunteers, not employees. The closest thing to paid moderators are the Community Management team but they only step in occasionally.
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by KabaKun 2y ago
Depends. Delete - yes, if it's not the accepted answer or locked. But deleting highly-upvoted answers is generally discouraged. Edit - Probably not. Editing to correct it might be possible if it's not locked but editing to add suc
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by KabaKun 3y ago
One of the biggest frustrations for people on SO is struggling to find a question that already exists - and then people get really angry when their question is closed as a duplicate... but what if the LLM could take proposed question text a
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by KabaKun 5y ago
Don't even need to do that - just go to site settings and use the preference to block them - https://stackoverflow.com/users/preferences/current It requires being logged in but you don't have to worry ab
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by KabaKun 7y ago
From what I’ve read, it’s the opposite. Someone’s pronouns are they/them and Monica refused to refer to them with those pronouns. Monica will not use singular they, even as a personal pronoun. According to the MSE FAQ, SO doesn’t care
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by KabaKun 7y ago
I actually mean the questions list (the pre-change view). As-is, the list of active questions is full of... well, junk. It'd be better to have the home page include some curated questions not luck-of-the draw stuff to show off the valu
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by KabaKun 7y ago
For 10 people you probably don't need the middle level, only the low one, which is $5/seat/month. There's also non-profit and educational pricing if you're associated with one of those. It's 50 cents/seat&
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by KabaKun 7y ago
I think it's possible that they feel like Teams and Enterprise are really great (I use Teams at work and really like it) but that it's not really well-known. When I talk to other people, they're not aware of them but like the
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by KabaKun 8y ago
> You can be a 20k rep Stack Overflow account, but land on a Stack Exchange question from Google and it's a complete crapshoot if you'll even be able to upvote the question. If you have 200+ rep on any one site, you can upvote
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by KabaKun 8y ago
Earning reputation on Stack Overflow can be a really slow, tiring process. As others have mentioned, suggesting edits is one way to get there. For each that gets accepted, you earn +2 rep. I earned 25 rep this way and it was a slog. The eas