It shows up in the list of people to ping when I start typing @S, but does not show up in the list of people in the room (but it isn't a person, but neither are user-written chat bots)
I wonder if there is an easter egg if you just keep pinging @StackExchange...
@Undo In your proposal for a custom close reason for closing questions about services and not software, you failed to consider the possibility of questions asking for "software-as-a-service" applications. There is too much overlap between the two terms that they cannot be distinguished.
Look at @StackExchange's bio: " I'm just a bot feeding updates about the Arabic Language proposal into this room "
@Seth Why does @StackExchange want to feed totally irrelevant questions into this room?
@Undo In your proposal for a custom close reason for closing questions about services and not software, you failed to consider the possibility of questions asking for "software-as-a-service" applications. There is too much overlap between the two terms that they cannot be distinguished.
Spam flags are nuclear, marking them helpful on what's just a low quality post gives a -100 penalty to the owner and feeds into various systems. In short, helpful spam flags on not-spam do very bad things.
I once had a spam flag that was "helpful - some message" and was changed immediately to "disputed - some message" when I cast another flag against the same post
Here's another hypothetical question: if I hadn't jumped the gun and posted a mod nomination thread at the beginning of the site, who do you think would have?
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