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For example, in If you just witnessed tactical downvoting, is it a reportable offense? Jeff announces that the window for reverting a downvote has been reduced. Larger features will make it to a blog entry but a lot of things like this won't.

Think of it as "living release notes". All it would be is a list of changes by date with short descriptions with links to a short description of the change, possibly with a link to something back here (if relevant) and/or the SO blog (again, if relevant).

It'd be nice to keep track of what's changed (and why).

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  • Man, you know how much work that's going to be for me? :) But it's a good idea; visibility/transparency is always welcome!
    – Jarrod Dixon
    Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 2:47
  • It doesn't have to be a lot of info imho. Jeff's 4 sentences about the tactical downvoting I think is more than sufficient as a description for "Reduced the window where you can undo votes".
    – cletus
    Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 3:24
  • A changelog of even the minor updates would be nice.
    – random
    Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 6:07

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How about [status-completed]+-[retag-request] ;-p

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    Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 7:00
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    I hate me too...
    – Marc Gravell
    Commented Aug 28, 2009 at 7:26
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I have to agree with this.

I often find myself confused when the site is acting different then expected, and unless I read every Meta entry, quickly get lost in the changes. I am extremely impressed at the way and rate Jeff and company implement changes, however even a one liner, similiar to the Virtual Box release notes here would be extremely useful.

It can even be a locked community wiki question on Meta that keeps getting update by the team.

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