First of all, I have gone through . But I am not satisfied, and I do agree with "Reviewing is important to keep the quality of questions and answers high".   My question is, why that notification is there even after I ran out of the daily limit. I mean can't they disable that if user has reached the limit?  What is the point of having such a notification on the top-bar if we have nothing to do? Is there any option to disable that?
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Now that I've reached 2k on Stack Overflow, I get access to the "Suggested Edits" review queue.  Although I only have 20 edits per day, the "suggested edit awaiting" icon in the top bar is always there and it bothers me a lot!  My suggestion is to apply one of three solutions:   Remove the suggested edits icon when we reach the maximum (50) edits Remove the Highlight (orange) on the suggested edits Remove the suggested edits part when we click on it   What do you think?
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I believe this is a new feature so I'm hoping for once I'll have an issue that isn't a duplicate.  I've noticed the review counter is back on the bar, which is great. I have also noticed that it now hides the posts you have made a decision on, even better!  What it does right now is show the total amount of flags that are available instead of those that are not yet handled by myself. Can this be switched?
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By now I use the filter to be more effective in reviewing close votes. So I get questions now that are months old without any activity on them. I am not sure if we really need to review questions like them. May be put them in a different queue call "Do when you are bored to death".  Even though I don't necessary see the point in answering them. There is an even worse subgroup. Questions that have an accepted answer.  Do we really need to close questions as "unclear what you are asking" if someone obviously figured it out already?
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Looks like flagging has been affected by releases today. Are these intended effects?   Higher daily limits (appear doubled for me, flagging of posts limit also doubled).  Explained by Shog9 below. Soft comment deletion  - e.g. for "accept rate" obsolete comments - it does in fact work, but the immediate feedback is gone.  This is fixed now. Has the throttling rate changed?  Seems possible to repeated flag without waiting 5 seconds.  If it was broken, it isn't anymore. Old soft deletions that were neither categorised as "helpful" or "declined" have all become "helpful".   If limits have been updated, can we get the new formula published? Not changed, as confirmed by Shog9.
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I just cast my last vote of the day. But when I did, I received this message:       Daily vote limit reached; come back in 2 hours   However, this was my last vote. I don't need to come back in 2 hours! The vote still stands.  The box should probably only appear if I cannot vote anymore, or the wording should be changed.
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I noticed I have more notifications than favorites, which means that the notifications are stacked (in other words, there can be more than 1 notification per question).    Here is my reasoning:   Why do they add up?, I don't know where is the benefit of knowing that some of the questions had multiple changes if we are not able to see which questions had how many changes   Since we don't know what questions had what amount of changes, the amount of notifications is just a meaningless number that don't help us too much. Here are some possible solutions:   Add a max of 1 notification per question Keep the same number, but allow us to see how many new changes there were on every question
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My reputation on Stack Overflow suddenly raised from 35k to 45k! And it seems that on other sites as well! It must have been in the past hour!  What happened? I don't see any record in the reputation history or jump in the chart, everything is just smooth! And it seems it happened on other sites as well!  I'm not complaining, just curious! :-)  EDIT: The discussion was "it was in the banner, you should have read it", and when I replied that I am closing banners without reading, and important announcements like that should be in the notification box, I got comments like "Oh yeah not reading banners is bad".  Now look at this and tell me: is anyone still surprised that I got used to closing banners without reading?? ;-)
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Why is this limit there? (Jeff just says  that he won't increase the limit.)  Some users have cases where they need to ask a few separate questions. And also if they are related, I thought that it is a good policy to try to post separate questions separately as much as possible (e.g. as discussed ).  So I asked these questions:      (10k only)  (10k only)     And I have some more (mostly unrelated) questions to ask.  I think it is quite common to have many questions when you enter a new area (in my case Windows+MSVC).  A related discussion is on the . Most people are saying there that too many questions are not a problem.  Another related discussion (evolved from the answers here) is .  In any case, I think all of my questions are of value to the community and I would like to put some more questions on SO. And I don't really see why that is bad for SO.  Maybe the limit should be dependent on reputation? Or completely absent at some reputation limit?
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If I ask a question, I would like it if I got a notification if someone as commented on any answer to the question I have asked.    So I ask "How do I foo".  Joe Answers "One way to Foo is to Baz."  Then Ted comments on Joe's Answer "You could also bar".  I would like to get a notification about Ted's comment.  The rationale being that sometimes if a question is getting a little old (I tend to watch my recent questions actively), a useful comment will be posted and I might not see it a timely fashion.
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W.K.T, any user(with more than 2k rep) can review 20 suggested edits per day.  Today I saw the newly appointed moderator  reviewed more than 20.    Is it possible for moderators to review more than the daily limited count?  If yes, can any moderators can do it at any time?  I didn't see this before.
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I voted to close a question I thought was too localized, and four days later I see that my close vote has apparently been aged away.  The question only has &lt;100 views right now, so based on , I'm assuming the question was reviewed and people opted to leave it open which then kicked off the close vote aging process.  Is there way for me to see which moronsfellow users thought that the question deserved to stay open without tediously clicking through the close vote queue history?    @Dukeling brings up the important question of motivation for this feature that I didn't address.   First and foremost, I just want to be able to check that the vote-aging system is working correctly (and/or that I understand correctly how it's working). I was surprised that my vote had aged out on a little-viewed question, I want to confirm that this is due to it having been reviewed. Secondly I want to make sure the reviewers are working correctly.  The review queues have had occasional issues with reviewer accuracy. If the particular reviewers seem like reliable folks with a history of correct reviews, I'll assume that I was mistaken about the question and revise my thinking about which questions to close.  If they're all robo-reviewers, I'll flag the question or bring it up on meta to see that it's handled correctly. Finally, philosophically I think that this information should be readily available. I could find the reviews by going through the entire review history, so it's not private information. Making public information less accessible can have its uses, but the outcome that's likely to ruffle feathers is already public; if reviewers opt to close a question, their names are prominently attached to it.  This feature would be more important when the review decision is "Leave Open" as in this case (apparently).  This might lead to more whining, but it seems like only a slight risk.
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So far, I thought that the number shown in the orange box in the top-bar was the number of items available for review. However, when I acually visit /review, the numbers don't match:    Note that top-bar shows 15 items (?) but the queues only add up to 8.  Since I can't think of a reason for this being by design (which, as experience shows, is not a good indicator for "this is not an SE feature) I'm tentatively labelling this a (UI) bug.
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Kind of feel silly asking this but...I like reviewing, it's fun. At the time of this post I've reviewed 297 First Posts, but only 30 Late Answers, primarily because Late Answers appear less often. This got me thinking:  How old does a question have to be, for an answer by a new user to be considered late?  The Reviewer badge has been awarded 3720 at the times of this post. It would be interesting to see a breakdown of the total for the different types.  Ps. Sorry if this is a duplicate, I did look before I posted. If this information is available, I'm not aware of it, please share.
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Please add some way to opt out of moderator election notifications.  I don't have time to research who deserves my vote and therefore I will never vote.  Since I'm not taking part, I don't want election reminders to show up in my Stack Exchange inbox. They add up the more communities you take part in and almost every notification I've received in the last two months has been related to elections.
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In my notification bar at the top of the page, there's a pretty rude comment about my question, but when I try to look at it, it's already been deleted. I'd really like to be able to respond to that comment (in a polite, professional manner, of course.) Is there any way I can see comments that have been deleted?
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This happened to me twice. Someone flags my question as duplicated and only when I visit the question I notice the comment. Before I had no proof, but today I have *evil laughter*.  This is the notifications:        I count 4, remember this number.        Lets see... umm... 1, 2, 3... 5! HA! So, there are 5 comments and one of them (the one that flagged the question as dupe) didn't get into my inbox. So, is this by design or I really should get notified?  If this is by-design, I disagree.  Note to self: I suspect other canned comments doesn't reach the OP, like the custom close reason.
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I would like to see the review page refresh automatically if I have done some reviews and get the message that there are currently no more reviews to perform.  Refreshing the whole page is, in my opinion, a little too much overhead. The review itself seems to work with AJAX. So, a small refresh button to trigger would be nice too, if the real-time updates are too complex.