Or would it be better to come here and mention the comment? (With the hope that some of the moderators who frequent this room will edit it.)
Or is it better to simply add new comments with explanation.
@DanielFischer That is difficult to say. I don't know whether there is SEDE query or something like that which would return all instances. (Only some of which are problematic.)
I am not suggesting editing all such comments en masse.
My question is what to do when I stumble upon such a comment. (Which might happen from time to time, depending how much I procrastinate on meta.)
This meta (and possibly the main site) had quite a lot of links to the meta.MO site, which is now replaced by a modern SE site. The previous meta was moved to http://tea.mathoverflow.net.
Is it possible somehow to edit all the links (here and on the main) to meta.MO to point to tea.MO instead?
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Redirecting meta.mathoverflow.net/discussion/.* to tea.mathoverflow.net is a better approach, as it fixes links on other sites too, and it's probably easier to implement. — Ayman HouriehJun 28 '13 at 23:46
I thought that we cannot distinguish the two types of links. But I was wrong. (So doing this manually is not the only possibility.)
@DanielFischer Thanks for your willingness to look into it. In any case, it is not an urgent matter. (Especially considering that the feature request is more than a year old.)
I just stumbled upon such comment, since and older question was linked in a recent one. That prompted me to ask.
@DanielFischer This query only returned 19 rows. But I do not see the particular comment I mentioned above, so there must be something wrong.
@MartinSleziak Well, I have no idea what SEDE may be missing. If there are only a few dozen, a manual edit would be feasible, though a redirect might be more elegant.
@quid I don't think it would be a problem even if it stayed. In any case, as we were discussing links to tea and that particular post was an example, I thought that pinging you will probably not do any harm.