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Questions that may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and are often subjective. If your question isn't a bug report, feature request, or request for support, it's probably a discussion.

121 votes
8 answers
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Does Fram's ban on Wikipedia seem similar to recent events? What can Stack Exchange learn fr...

There's an interesting Buzzfeed article: Bernstein, The Culture War Has Finally Come For Wikipedia, June 27, 2019. It shows striking similarity to the current happenings here. Quoting Cherry picking …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
122 votes

Updated: Mobile app infrastructure has been decommissioned

If you want to access Stack Overflow from your phone, you can use your mobile browser. I live in China, and I haven't figured out how to get a VPN working on my phone. I still use the Stack Exchang …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
105 votes
16 answers
4k views

Does the community consider the "coerced speech" complaint largely resolved?

An objection to the original (now-deleted) pronoun-related FAQ was in regards to coerced speech. See for example Bye Stack Exchange, I'm done. Coerced speech is incompatible with freedom. From what …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
99 votes

Should the weight of question upvotes be increased network-wide?

Weighing up the pros and cons, I'd have to say overall "no". It's very site dependent. Compare: Stack Overflow and Math.SE attract users who repeatedly post poor questions, and slowly accumulate …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
97 votes

CEO Blog: Some exciting news about fundraising

$85 million undoubtedly comes with major strings attached: a veritable obligatory-feature-request tag. Qn: What strings are attached? Without knowing precisely what those strings are, the community ca …
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71 votes
3 answers
924 views

Remember when Stack Exchange and the Community worked side-by-side to "make the Internet a b...

I've been here for 10+ years now*. Like for a lot of people, Stack Exchange isn't a random website: it's a major chunk of my life. Years ago, Stack Exchange and the Community worked side-by-side tow …
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70 votes
3 answers
2k views

Does Victoria Taylor's firing from Reddit in 2015 seem similar to recent events? What can St...

Company claims growth led to company-community noncommunication: "I mean it when I say we screwed up, and we want to have a meaningful ongoing discussion. …
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70 votes

What's the official SE response to serious mentions of suicide or self-harm in posts?

I'll give my advice from a suicidal person's perspective. (I don't know much about self-harm, but I guess there's a lot of overlap.) TL;DR: The Joiner model of suicide has three necessary and suffic …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
64 votes

Starting the Prompt Design Site: A New Home in our Stack Exchange Neighborhood

I'd like to see some example questions to get a clearer mental picture. I get the feeling different people are envisaging different things. When will that be possible? Do I need to wait until July …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
49 votes
2 answers
840 views

What is the relationship between the paper by May, Wachs, and Hannák (2019) and the recent c...

It seems non-coincidental that the paper by May, Wachs, and Hannák (2019) was published online on the 8-th February 2019, shortly prior to the recent change to question reputation points (13-th Novemb …
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40 votes

Checking in with the Lavender community

Do people feel they are, or will be, safer and/or more welcome, for example? I transitioned years ago. Nowadays I'm aware that people (on the internet or otherwise) who stir up trouble do it be …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
37 votes

Why haven't the statements to the Register been retracted?

Isn't the simplest explanation because Stack Exchange believes the statements to be true? Or, at least, that they consider them accurate enough to not warrant a retraction? I'm not saying I believe …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
26 votes

An Update On Creative Commons Licensing

Your feedback made it clear that your concerns were mostly about the way the change was handled, and not so much about any specific version of the CC BY-SA license. We’re looking at ways that we, a …
Rebecca J. Stones's user avatar
35 votes

What was it like being a GenAI.SE stakeholder?

What did we do? The site skipped the usual process of Area 51, and instead opted for an "experimental" launch method. In practice, this turned out to be a chat room and a Teams instance. When I sign …
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22 votes
5 answers
491 views

On a small site, if almost all closed questions are closed using a diamond hammer, is this g...

For example: If the community decides to allow it, they can vote to re-open, and if the discussion clearly indicates support for the topic, you can re-open. Shog9, 2012 (cont.) …
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