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I was browsing MSE about review audits, etc., and came upon this question. It had a link to this suggested edit review audit, but instead of showing "Review audit completed at {date}" or "failed", it simply shows an error message (HTTP status code 500 from the console):
I'm also sure I chanced upon one on Ask Ubuntu some time ago. Can we fix that?
I had this too yesterday. I tried to track it down, followed the trail which dead-ended in a link to an "orphan wiki" - which was blank. I've no clue what that meant at all. It's here.
@OlegValter The closure reason literally says "Changes to the system or to the circumstances affecting the asker have rendered it obsolete." - I fail to see how it's not correct.
@OlegValter No need to be eloquent, just see this bit: "The close reason is for cases where it might have been solved accidentally, and is actually closer to [status-norepro]" So yeah, reopening is fine with me. This was very likely not an accident.
@Ollie yeah, I am always for having an official response from staff rather than a closure - without it, who knows whether it is dormant in the source code and will bite at the worst possible time? Having a staff answer (if they ever find it, though) at least leaves a paper trail
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