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user 963
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How many "bad" questions come from unregistered users versus registered users?
As usual, I'm gonna define a "bad" post as one that has been closed, deleted (by someone other than the author), or down-voted below zero. In the past 60 days,
Questions
Registered Unregistered Reg …
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2018: a year in moderation
A distinguishing characteristic of these sites is how they are moderated:
We designed the Stack Exchange network engine to be mostly self-regulating, in that we amortize the overall moderation cost of … the system across thousands of teeny-tiny slices of effort contributed by regular, everyday users.
-- A Theory of Moderation
While there certainly are Moderators here, a significant amount of the moderation …
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2019: a year in moderation
moderation is done by ordinary people, using the privileges
they've earned by virtue of their contributions to the site. … I posted a similar report here last year: 2018: a year in moderation... …
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