I am interested in finding all the questions I asked over the entire SE network that I don't yet have accepted an answer for.  I have seen that there is another question for individual SE sites that recommends using the search functionality (), but I have 43 different websites that I've asked at least 1 question on (and there are probably others with even more profiles), so that doesn't really scale.  Is there a global search option somewhere? Or another way to see all my unaccepted questions?
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I mean to get back them, really I do. So, how can I view all my unaccepted questions across the Stack Exchange network?  , but the stackexchange.com search doesn't work the same way (it searches for the text). Is there any way to do this?
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I'd like to see all my questions waiting for me to accept an answer, across the network, in one overview, possibly on my network profile page.  Rationale  I have a couple of "core" stacks I visit frequently. Most other stacks are "drive by" stacks, where I've asked the occasional question.  I know  I've asked where I could have but have not accepted an answer &mdash; per site. I've also seen .  But what I'd like to see is one single overview of questions that are still waiting for me to accept an answer. This would preferably find its home on my user profile or my network profile.
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Ding!  Hello, new feature!  I just noticed a new "Frequently Asked" section on the main page.  I'm guessing it's a test of a new feature, like the recent .  Seems cool so far.  But what is it populated with?  Common dupes?  Topics the viewing user asks about a lot?  Topics the viewing user searches for a lot?  For what it's worth, I'm getting a link to the  tag underneath it.
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According to , the network has 94 Q&amp;A sites:  But the new  disagrees:  My first guess was that the about page count included private betas, but according to  there are only two of them currently (ELL and Magento). Tim Stone has a  for the inconsistency:  There are 98 sites, two of which are private betas, and two of which are Meta Stack Overflow and StackApps, which are only main_site Q&amp;A sites in the technical sense. The about page should show 94 sites.  Whatever the reason, the counts shouldn't really be different, let's pick one and stick with it.
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I am interested to see a list of all questions that were closed because being a dup of another question.  I strongly want to research a particular question and reading all the answers inside the dups will help me a lot.  Is there such feature? if not, this is a feature request
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Is there a way for me to see all my questions across all Stack Exchange sites?  If not, how about just to see which sites I have subscribed to?
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The scopes of many sites overlap, e.g.:    and ;  and ; , , , and ; and any language site with  and .   Currently the "Related" list of questions is restricted to questions for that particular site.  It seems natural to extend this to either:   add an additional, short "Related network questions" list, or allow a limited number of off-site questions within the "Related" list, highlighting the site they're from, and maybe throttling the  for off-site questions.   My hope is that it can identify questions that are already asked on other sites (), and this knowledge can assist writing answers.  Question: Would a "Related network questions" list be possible and worthwhile?
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Today I came across a situation where I knew that I'd answered another similar question some time ago, but couldn't remember on which Stack Exchange site it was. I ended up doing multiple searches on several different Stack Exchange sites before giving up and just doing the research again - answering the question from scratch.  As such, I wonder if it would be possible to implement  on the  mechanism.  If this had already been implemented then it would have given me a single place to try out the different sets of keywords that I thought might help me find my answer.  Note, this question goes one step further than  and I can see that there might be implementation issues with it due to issues raised , but couldn't the OpenID for the Stack Exchange account be used to filter the questions and answers from other Stack Exchange sites?
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Possible Duplicate:    Tag all the  questions with . Tag all the  questions with . Tag all the  questions with . Tag all the  questions with . Do the same for every other Stack Exchange site. Merge the databases. Set up one site which shows all questions. Set up all the other sites to filter questions based on their tags. Make  only show questions tagged . Make  only show questions tagged with . ...and so on. Why all the trouble?  one search query could give relevant results from all sites questions could appear on many sites at once (e.g. a question about git server on Ubuntu could appear on Stack Overflow, Server Fault, Unix SE and Ubuntu SE). migrating questions could be done by retagging  I don't care what you do with the reputation. I think tag based reputation is reasonable.  Update: I learned that the unified searching can already be done here: . I also learned that I should read the  more often. The other points still stand, although I care much less about them now that I can search across all sites.
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Here's my issue, mostly with privacy:   I connected all my SE accounts long ago but recent events have made it much easier to jump from my profile here to my profile elsewhere. I have questions on site A that I'd rather not be associated with my "identity" from site B. I have no way to delete a question on site A since it has been answered and I have no way to anonomize it for privacy concerns.   Is there a way to:   Delete the question Anonymize the question Unlink my account from site A?
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I'm trying to go through and provide answers to every unanswered question (search &quot;closed:0 answers:0&quot;), somewhat following the spirit that was blogged about at  .  However, I'm finding this much more difficult than it needs to be, as many of the questions have already been answered without the use of an &quot;answer&quot; - but instead, in the form of a comment by either the OP or another poster. I wouldn't mind reading through and skipping these, as long as there was some appropriate action I could take to at least assist with preventing these questions from being seen again from the same query - either by myself or another SO member.  Is there such an appropriate action?  Should we vote to close?  If so, using what reason? Even if I vote to close, what are the chances that 4 other users will also view the question and also vote to close?  (i.e., will my individual vote even do any good?  Is there any report to show recent close votes, so that others may also review and contribute supporting close votes?) Should we post some sort of an answer - even just something to the effect of &quot;this was already answered by the OP's own comment to his answer (above)&quot;? Would something like this be appropriate to flag for moderator attention, and let the moderators deal with it?  (Or would this be considered too trivial?) Should we rename the question title to something standard that can be used in a search exclusion?  (Maybe &quot;SOLVED:&quot;?)  Basically, how can I help to denote questions as &quot;This question is no longer in active search of an answer - though better answers may still be appreciated.&quot;? I've already reviewed , which was closed as a duplicate of  - but this requires effort on part of a user who may very likely no longer be active. Otherwise, is there something I should be doing to improve my search to filter out these types of questions? I've run across this many times, so I don't consider it to be a rare issue.  However, the last question like this I just ran across, prompting this question, was .  In this case, the question was self-answered by the OP in the form of a comment, this question is the OP's only question, the OP has no other visible activity on SO, and the OP hasn't been seen on SO since he registered and posted the question 5 months ago. Another one I just ran across is .  However, here the &quot;answer&quot; comment was posted by a reputable and recently active SO member.  Should I leave a comment directed at him, asking him to re-post his comment as an answer, or should I post my own answer echoing his comment?  (Or something else?) Yet another is .  Interestingly, the OP actually self-edited the question to include the &quot;SOLVED:&quot; prefix on to the question, instead of posting his resolving comment as an answer (and ideally accepting it) as he was asked to do by another comment.  This brings up another good idea - is there a &quot;standard&quot; we should use to rename the titles on these &quot;resolved but unanswered&quot; posts that could be used as a search exclusion?  (Also added to the above list.)
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I'd like to see a list of questions that I've recently viewed. This might go on the user page (but only for the user - not for all to see).   This would be different from favorites, as it would only be recently viewed. This would not be redundant with browser history, as it would persist across computers (so I can see at home what I was looking at from work). This would not be redundant with recent activity, since I may not have had any activity on a question I recently viewed.   Any takers?  Perhaps show recently viewed questions where the Related links currently are, and slide everything else down?
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I have asked more than 100 questions on SO. The problem with asking so many questions is that it's sometimes very hard to navigate to the question I want.  Is there any way to improve the interface further?
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When viewing a question on a site which I don't use (I never registered on it), I can't figure out how to get back to the list of questions of the site.  See this example  from the Stack Exchange Android app. Where should I click to see the list of questions? (I chose Mathematics Educators because it's the most recent site, it is very likely that most users don't have an account on this website)  Here is a random example:    When viewing a question, I don't know how to view the list of questions. This site can't be found in the sidebar since it's not in my Your Sites list. The top menu containing the site's title only opens the sidebar.
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I want to search through the answers to my questions. How can I do this?  For example:  votes:10 is:answer questionBy:me   I searched meta for this already, and found a ton of questions about searching my own questions, but not about searching answers to my quesitons.
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I am able to view all the answers given by me and questions asked by me, but not able to search a string in them?  Currently I have no other choice than clicking each ques/ans link manually (very hectic) ?
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This morning I posted a question on a SE site. Then realized a different SE site would be more appropriate.   I proceeded to delete the question on the first site and copied it to the second, but I got the dreaded "You can only post once every 40 minutes.", even if the question was deleted from a different SE site.   I have only the affiliation reputation on both of those sites. Now I'm sitting here waiting for the 40 minutes to pass.  Paradoxically, as a trusted user in SO, I'm more likely to come to other SE sites to ask a few things about topics that are new to me (as opossed to answering in SO), yet I feel more limited.   Maybe trusted users from other sites should have slightly lower restrictions than &lt;125 on the fellow communities? In particular in order to ask a couple of questions.