You do not need to do the entire review queue yourself! Even if someday you are miraculously elected moderator!

If the initial close votes were cast in error, it would be another story, but I'm not sure this pattern actually prevents anything from being done, and it's work that needs doing.

I hope that noob is also going through the close vote review queue on at least as regular a basis as he trolls for old bad questions.

It's too bad that some votes are ageing off. Perhaps we need moderator help to slam some things shut.

As always, don't cast initial close votes on things that are basic but entirely reasonable:

• Why does this "netstat -tln" output show entries for "0.0.0.0:22" and "127.0.0.1:3306"

Casting the first vote on cpanel garbage that we have community consensus is clearly off topic is not a problem, but rather a service.

You do not need to do the entire review queue yourself! Even if someday you are miraculously elected moderator!

If the initial close votes were cast in error, it would be another story, but I'm not sure this pattern actually prevents anything from being done, and it's work that needs doing.

I hope that noob is also going through the close vote review queue on at least as regular a basis as he trolls for old bad questions.

It's too bad that some votes are ageing off. Perhaps we need moderator help to slam some things shut.

As always, don't cast initial close votes on things that are basic but entirely reasonable:

• Why does this "netstat -tln" output show entries for "0.0.0.0:22" and "127.0.0.1:3306"

Casting the first vote on cpanel garbage that we have community consensus is clearly off topic is not a problem, but rather a service.

You do not need to do the entire review queue yourself! Even if someday you are miraculously elected moderator!

If the initial close votes were cast in error, it would be another story, but I'm not sure this pattern actually prevents anything from being done, and it's work that needs doing.

I hope that noob is also going through the close vote review queue on at least as regular a basis as he trolls for old bad questions.

It's too bad that some votes are ageing off. Perhaps we need moderator help to slam some things shut.

You do not need to do the entire review queue yourself! Even if someday you are miraculously elected moderator!

If the initial close votes were cast in error, it would be another story, but I'm not sure this pattern actually prevents anything from being done, and it's work that needs doing.

I hope that noob is also going through the close vote review queue on at least as regular a basis as he trolls for old bad questions.

It's too bad that some votes are ageing off. Perhaps we need moderator help to slam some things shut.

As always, don't cast initial close votes on things that are basic but entirely reasonable:

• Why does this "netstat -tln" output show entries for "0.0.0.0:22" and "127.0.0.1:3306"

Casting the first vote on cpanel garbage that we have community consensus is clearly off topic is not a problem, but rather a service.