The flag window on (a comment to) the last question is hidden beneath the answer box, as shown in the following screenshot:    Linked: , which is currently  - this is not fixed for flags on comments!
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There is a strange display issue with the comment flag popup.  When I open a comment from the Data Explorer, the comment appeared in the top of the page. Then I click the flag link, the popup box is appeared but overlapped with the Answer box.  This strange issue occurs when the comment's answer have the negative points and the answers are ordered by votes.    But I can manually click the partial visible part of the popup to flag the comment. Initially I found the issue in Stack Overflow and posted in its . Later I see the same issue in other SE communities too, so I posted here.  The following sample comments with negative votes, can be produce the issue:            The same is in the below GIF format:    It happened in the Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers.
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According to , a banner pops in when a question has been locked or deleted. I'm wondering if we can do the same for answers.   Currently we see the pop-in banner if a user has made a change to their answer. But several times now I've written up long, drawn-out comment to an answer, and in the meantime the user has realized their error and deleted their own answer. Currently I don't know that anything has changed until I hit the "add comment" button. Why isn't there a pop-up to notify me of the delete when it happens, just like the way it works for edits?
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When flagging an answer that is grayed-out because it has a score of -3 or lower, the flag dialog is also grayed-out. If you drag it over a non-grayed-out answer, it appears semi-transparent. The same is true when you flag a comment on a grayed-out answer.     This looks like a regression of , perhaps due to .
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On Stack Overflow the last question was asked approx 1 hour ago. It is not getting updated. Since the volume of the users are a lot, I can't believe that nobody has asked question since last 1 hour. I think there is some problem.   Please look into it.  Edit : Now it is showing lastest question as 30 mins ago. But on the other hand same kind of problem is started on meta site. The active tab is not getting refresh with current discussing question.
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Typically when I see a , I have to use a custom flag and explain in the text box that it is, usually simply in the form of typing just "link-only answer."  I think that there should be a "link-only answer" option in the flag reason dialog box. This would make it a lot easier to flag these types of answers.  Also,  Why not make it easier to flag?  Furthermore, mods and/or 10k-ers don't even seem to know what to flag them as at all:   (one of my flags)  (a different user's flag from )
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Looking under , I see:    Looking under my inbox on the top bar, I see:    (I believe only I, and perhaps mods, can see either of these screens - sorry about that)  Note the two I circled are different comments, neither showing up in the other display.  The one I encircled in my inbox is actually  (since it's a deleted post, 10k+ users only unfortunately), which may explain why it doesn't show up in my responses tab (I don't really care about that, and frankly this behaviour makes sense).  My question is - why does 's notification show up in my responses tab, but not my inbox?  Is it perhaps related to the deleted comment?
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Some questions tend to gain a LOT of comments on them, needing to separate follows-up on questions from general comments like "doesn't work for me either."    Unfortunately, the way those comments are hidden means that you could quite easily miss important ones (like follow-up questions) if they weren't up-voted.  One way to alleviate this is to separate out questions about the original post from regular comments on the post.  For example, we have the answer area just below the question. Why not add tabbing to it such that one tab has "answers" and a second tab has "questions for the OP"?    This would solve the second problem where the amount of space available for comments can be restrictive for complicated talk back to the OP.  For example, consider the following question:   There are several actual questions to the OP in the comments section.  There are also several comments that quite frankly aren't questions to the OP and may, or may not, have value.    Regardless of the value of those ancillary comments, I'd really like to see the actual "questions to the op" separated out.
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It seems that some featured questions also show their last line as cut, while others do not.  See image:        I assume there is a set number of line used, so shouldn't each featured question section have a fixed height so that it always fit in?
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If I (as a user with vote-to-close privileges) click &quot;flag&quot; on a question, I see the ability to flag as &quot;does not belong here, or is a duplicate&quot;.  Is this a ? I'm quite sure I didn't used to be able to see that.   Anyway, if I use that (&quot;does not belong here, or is a duplicate&quot;) option and VtC the question, take a sip of my tea and continue about my daily business, upon submitting the &quot;flag&quot;, the counter for the &quot;flag&quot; button gets set, not the &quot;close&quot; button.   This would seem like a definite .
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I just reached 10k on SO yesterday. Today, when I was going to inspect a spam question, I saw this:    I expected that it should be hidden, presenting me with a link to the revision history, but it wasn't. I'm not a diamond mod, so that's too explicit to show me the content directly.  I switched to desktop view, and saw the question hidden as expected:    However, spam and rude/abusive answers are properly hidden on mobile web:    Related:   This well indicates that a similar issue occurred when masking was first done for answers. Masking for questions wasn't implemented on the full site until later, so it appears to be a very similar case. Also, it's  if you search for [mobile-web] [spam].
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I misread the content of a comment, and flagged it. Then I realized that the comment wasn't what I had initially thought. Would it be possible to have the ability to retract comment flags, just like we have the ability to retract flags on questions and answers?  I'm aware of this &#32;. But the answer there is just that it's not possible. At the time it was not possible to retract any flags.   This is a separate  which requests that it may become possible to retract comment flags.  If I've realized a flag was a mistake, I think it's unnecessary to keep it in the queue of content the moderators have to look at. Also, it would add an unnecessary "rejected" to the flaggers statistics. Sure, people should think before they flag. But everyone makes mistakes sometimes.
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On the old style user pages such as mathoverflow I noticed that the long comment on the right is floating lower today than it did previously (as recently as yesterday). I don't know if we care, but I noticed it.
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Ok, this is weird.  Generally the commentator name is at the end of comment, but for the below comment(Pic) i can't find the commentator link.   Here is the
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Often when I edit one of my answers, it's because I want to better address the original question. The only problem is that I can't see the original question while I'm editing my answer!  I'd love to see the original question text beneath the "answer edit" form. This way I could scroll down slightly to read it if I wanted to, or just ignore it if not.  Current workaround is to click the 'return to answer' link and hope that you remember to launch it in a new tab/window, then tab back and forth.    Imported from this uservoice item:
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On beta sites, when a post gets closed without comment, Community ♦ flags it for moderator attention.   Apparently, a comment entered through the freeform close reason doesn't count:    As you can clearly see, there should be no doubt that a comment already exists on the post  Could this be fixed? I don't think it's that important -- I just have to decline the flag, however on larger sites this may lead to a lot of extra flags.
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Note how the info to the right of the flag says I've commented    If it knows I've commented, it really shouldn't tell me to comment.  I'm in the habit of commenting immediately after I close, so I can see this happening a lot.  Even for mods who normally comment before closing, the rare occurrence of this flag when they forget or whatever should be dismissed on a comment just like deleting a post clears flags.  I also disagree with the general premise that mods should be nagged instead of being taught up front what to do when closing, but that's a subject for a different post.  There's also the occasional question which is about apples or something, and it's not exactly necessary to leave a comment when closing as off-topic.  As noted in the comments:  Given the newer clearer close reasons and the help center, sometimes a comment is not even needed. Mods would basically be repeating whats mentioned on the close banner just a few lines below.
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The New Contributor dialog is masked from where the comment section ends. Here are some screenshots just to be more clear: With no comments:    With one comment:    No masking with more comments: