Has a Ask Wikipedia community ever been considered to discuss Wikipedia's rules and policy outside of Wikipedia? If yes where can we find the discussions? It already exists on Wikipedia, of course. It's not that it's not well done in Wikipedia. It's just that any approach to encourage other peopl...

I'd say that's very much something that is 'best' mooted on wikipedia, for their community to find that 'our' way of doing things works better then their way - through talk pages and other tools (Our current VP of community used to work there and would have better insight on the workflow there.) ...

There's no Stack Exchange site to "discuss Wikipedia's rules and policy". I'd expect a site proposed for this on Area 51 to be closed. This type of discussion is something that needs to happen on Wikipedia itself, where all the interested parties are. Similarly, discussion of Stack Exchange rules...

When I was just viewing the MathOverflow Improving Cauchy estimates?, this is what I see for the question & answer members' "flair" sections: Doing a refresh causes the reputations to briefly appear, but then disappear. The page source for Guido's "flair" section is: <div class="-flair"> ...

Judging from my overall experience on Stack Overflow and what I've seen happening with others, it might be that users' votes are confounded based on the reputation of the post author, or based on whether or not they are a new user. However, this is unproven. To help (dis)prove this, I have a pro...

Right now it seems that a bug is affecting MO: reputation and badges are no longer displayed next to the users' names. This happens both on the front page: as well as on pages of individual questions: Furthermore, the reputation pop-up is also not displayed when I hover the mouse cursor above a...