I've been asked to message staff regarding being disassociated with a post, but now I'm here, I can't see a way of messaging staff directly through the account only via email. How do I contact staff through the account rather than email?
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About two months ago, I tried to contact the Stack Overflow team using the email address provided on the Contact Us page.  I have not heard back. Is there an alternate contact address?
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What is the best method to deal with harassing users?  For reasons unknown I have become the target of what I believe to be an abusive user.  Within a few days he had downvoted nearly all of my answers or questions.  He has left comments on a number of my questions which aided in making the connection between him and the downvotes.    I know rep isn't really a big deal, but at this point this has become absolutely obnoxious.Is there no way to limit a user from downvoting another user repeatedly?  I have emailed SO, flagged his comments, flagged my own post and left a comment for the moderator (at the suggestion of the SO staff).  But nothing thus far.  I have a record breaking ~700 rep and he ~10K.    Edit:  Just to clarify, I understand that a wrong answer or less appealing answer should be downvoted.  I have no issues with this.  The downvotes I'm referring to didn't happen over days or even hours.  The majority of them occurred in the same 30 minute time span.
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Say I want to join and discuss sensitive topics on e.g  and still stay completely anonymous. Wouldn't this be impossible if anyone could see my other accounts on other SE sites. Where I might tell more about my self, where I work and so on?  Is it possible to hide your other accounts on your Stack Exchange account page? Should it be possible or even the default option?  I understand the idea of having your accounts on SO and Meta connected. But what is the main reason of having every one of your SE accounts connected?
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The process of deleting a site profile is explained in Help Center and elsewhere. But I don't see any instructions for requesting the deletion of one's chat profile. (Why delete it? To disassociate self from chat content, for example. The chat profile may contain information that identifies the author.)   Should such requests be communicated to a moderator via a flag, or sent to the Team using contact us form, or ...?   The answer might be different in two scenarios:   There is still a site profile to which the chat profile is attached (the "parent" of chat profile). The parent no longer exists (for example, SO profile was deleted but chat.SO account still exists).
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Is it possible that, when you flag a moderator's actions, they can action the flag themselves? Or does it get escalated even higher to staff? I suppose the question then is, who would deal with the staff's flags?
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Is it possible to obtain a suspension on one's own user account by request?  If so, will the message on my profile make it clear that the suspension was requested, or will it look like I got in trouble?
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I have been an active user lately on Stack Exchange Mathematics. If anyone can checkout my profile, I have posted my answers along with questions that I asked just to know if I attempted them correctly or not. I've never spammed nor abused anyone. Still I am getting this message.     You can only post 1 time each day due to the volume of spam and abuse   originating from your network.   Is there anything that can be done about this? Can I get help from any moderator?
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I know this has probably been beaten to death, but there really needs to be a way to remove yourself from posted content. I understand deleting content has its issues, but certainly you should be able to transfer something you posted to an Anonymous account.   I'm really going to open myself up to trolls here, but not being able to delete things you posted is a major issue for the new careers feature. I'm not talking about stupid questions / answers I've posted so much as smart ass remarks / troll posts. You will probably say that one deserves to have their inflammatory comments stay attached to their name. I think that everyone has bad moments though, and there should be a way to publicly delete it. Not having delete forces people to create new accounts just to use the careers feature.  Edit: I just want to make it clear that I agree you shouldn't post anything you don't stand by. I'm saying though there should be some recourse for when you did.
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It came up in chat that a spammer's account needed destroyed; their posts had been deleted but their name (which was offensive) still showed up on the front page as updates to posts and their user account hadn't been deleted.   Someone in chat wanted this fixed but there "wasn't anything to flag" so they complained in chat rather than flagging, which would have directly notified moderators. For future reference how should I tell users to handle a situation like this? Just flag a related post with the "Other" flag reason and explain the situation? What if there's no "related" post?
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from reading previous posts it seems customary to directly contact a potential supervisor. Nevertheless, the school I'm applying seems to have a central admission comittee. Still, the professor in question encourages PhD candidates to contact him. Do i have less of a chance if i do not write him prior to the application and does he potentially expect some content other than explained . Also, isnt it rude to directly address a professor with their first name at first contact?
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On Scifi.SE, a user had their account deleted this morning.  Also this morning, about half a dozen of "their" posts were in the First Posts queue.  The posts were all roughly a month old, and they all had the same disassociated user#.   one of them.  Why'd this person's posts show up in the First Posts queue?  Why do a deleted user's posts ever show up in that queue, when it's purpose is to help the community provide feedback to new users?  A deleted user is no longer a member of the community, and they're not even going to be able to act on any feedback.
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We have a Twitter account for our company but want other staff members to contribute to its feed. Is this possible?
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If you are reading this, you may have been affected by one of our post quality bans. If so, it is important that you  to understand what has happened and how to regain the permissions that you lost. While trying to ask a question, one could see:  We are no longer accepting questions from this account. See  to learn more.  Likewise, for answers:  We are no longer accepting answers from this account. See  to learn more.   Why am I getting this message? Are deleted posts taken into account too? Is a question/answer ban the same as a suspension? How do I avoid getting a question ban? How long do I have to wait before I can post again? What can I do to release the ban? How can I reactivate my account? Can I simply create a new account? I'll just ask somewhere else on the SE network, and they'll migrate my question to the correct site! Will a ban on one Stack Exchange site affect my standing on other sites in the network? Does this apply to meta sites too? My account is in good standing. Why am I still blocked?
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(As discussed ) Despite Jeff being against it, I suspect that people are going to carry on asking for private/direct messaging. The main reason invoked that I have seen is being able to send other people 'private' contact details. I think that if you satisfy that need, it might remove some of the strength of the demand. Idea: people could enter their contact details once in their profile, then you'd have a special syntax/button for making them visible to a specific user. (This is more of a feature-suggestion than a feature-request, but I didn't want to create another tag)
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As shown in the picture above, my IBMQ account is unavailable, and I found that my friend's account is also unavailable, but I have not received any email or message notification. what happened?
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I am reading a paper and have questions about the details of the procedure described. I have read other papers by the same team but they don't explain too much about that procedure anyway. I think it might be common, but my supervisor doesn't know it too.  I am stuck and I want to get out of it. As a student working on my master thesis, can I email the contact author for the manuscript cold out, or should I ask someone to contact him for me? I would ask my supervisor but I don't want it to imply that I'm avoid taking initiatives when I could do it on my own.
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Currently, SE employees are given diamonds wherever they need them. I agree with  on this to some degree, employees shouldn't be treated any different.  But... on meta, employees are different. They have the power to dole out official responses, and thus we should be able to differentiate between an employee and a normal user. Currently, only some employees have a diamond on MSO (see , ). This makes it confusing, especially when you see official-sounding posts like .  Now, giving diamonds to all employees on meta may not be the best solution to this. I don't think all employees want their precious inboxes spammed with all the suspensions that are doled out on meta, and other mod stuff. They won't really need the diamond powers either (though it wouldn't hurt).  So, I propose this:  Similar to how moderators have "Moderator" clearly on their profile    display "employee" on an employee's profile, along with the diamond if they have one. At least on meta.    It would imho be even better to display it on their usercards in some form, but that has already been shot down.  It would be even even better if non-MSO mods had greyed out diamonds, similar to , but that's just me wanting more shiny stuff ;-)