That's better, thanks.

Also note that you neither gain nor lose rep by votes here on meta.

If the day to day housework is done there should be no real need for large scale purges in the future.

@jokerdino, editing a question or answer in a way that changes its intent or meaning is never a good thing to do, regardless of how much it may be improved by editing.

If the ownership can be changed it should be changed to "community", just to keep things neutral.

"is considered to be rejected" isn't the same as "how do I reject". I was attracted to the question in the hope that I might somehow be able to reject all that crap that comes over from SO. I didn't think it was possible but nevertheless the question title gave me hope. Extremely misleading.

That covers what happens during and after a migration but you completely failed to answer the main part of the question - "How do you reject a migration?"

Whether it's SF or any other site, please read all the FAQ, not just the little bit that when read in isolation appears to make your question valid.

Thanks for the shortcut but I dare say that by the time I want to get into chat again they will have changed the whole system.

My issue wasn't with bugs in chat. My issue was that I couldn't even get into chat. Anyway, I did eventually get in.

On the topic of incentive, when I reached 15K the only difference I noticed since 10K was that I am now able to protect questions (which I don't think I've done yet). If/when I get to 20K I'll receive one new "power", although it's one that I'll be less likely to use. In other words, for all real practical purposes I'll be no better off at 20K than I was at 10K. For that matter, I was actually better of before 10K because at least then I didn't have to see all the deleted crap. As for voting, I vote honestly, which I believe is far more important than the number of votes I cast.

@Iain, that topic has been discussed before and everything I said last time still applies. More voting will not improve SF. That's just a load of nonsense. People don't come here to count votes, they come to solve or help solve problems. If the number of votes effects whether or not people participate then I can only say it's time for them to grow a pair end get a real life or stay away and stick to WoW.

"This isn't a rant" Well yes, it really is.

Taken on its own that sentence from the FAQ almost looks like telco questions would be on topic but things change when you read that same sentence in context with the rest of that section.

The part where it describes what kind of questions are on topic for SF.

+1 I reckon that pretty much sums it up for most of us.