I seem to recall that the restricted access requires me validating each email address which tries to connect right? So I'm assuming that would mean I have know the email addresses of those who would be willing to review the file

urgs... why am I not surprised that among the last 100 questions, only 9 were not about some D&Desque game? and 2(maybe 3) of them were off topic? That's going back to Aug 13, so about 1 month and "average" rate. Buuuut, the last 50 questions had 2, one or both of which were arguably off topic, going back to Aug 29, so half a month, which is like... 4% and both arguably bad apples..

@Trish You might be missing some deleted questions there.

Probably not a lot, TBH. But a few.

@VLAZ maaaaybe, but those are usually soo off topic.. lemme look.

OT, Opinion, spam, the gnasi one, opinion based, missing game, list question... going back to aug. 20. And worst: all those on topic are dndesques.

statistically... we're down to about one non dndesque per 3.3 days over the last month, or one a week in the last 2 weeks sigh. vs. 3 per day for dndesques in the last 15, and 1 per day in the last 30 days... huh... we seem to have had a heavy dryspell 2-4 weeks ago...

@Trish Hmm, I'm looking through the RSS feed and doesn't seem abnormally low. There were no posts on the 19th of August but otherwise most days have 2-5. Which seems to be normal. Maybe it's deleted questions that were automatically removed that makes it seem like there were less questions posted.

rpg.stackexchange.com/tools seems to not have many questions in deleted though, 7 or such as far as I see.

in general... just seems like whe had an odd dryspell of non-dndesques the past fortnight and questions in general the fortnight before.

Don't have access to the 10k tools. But that doesn't show the roomba'd questions

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad ip for hostname in answer, bad ns for domain in answer, potentially bad keyword in answer, potentially problematic ns configuration in answer, +1 more (256): Does proficiency with an ability check that uses a tool but not with the tool itself give any advantages for D&D 5.24?‭ by Kiera Bryant‭ on rpg.SE

@BESW This one here:

I still remember this. Give people time ahead of the game to catch up and socialize, then find ways to create a palpable transition into “game time”. Then implicitly make a clean cut and return to socializing once it's done (even if the socializing is to say goodbye and part ways for the day).