I think I saw messages moved from one room to another before. Do you know how to do that? I ask because there have been quite a few off-topic conversations in the GENTLE which are more appropriate for the meta room I think.
I am a room owner in PHP and occasionally people ask me to delete things. As I understand it, room owners can't and probably never will be able to do that. However, according to https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/87773/170584 I should be able to move messages to another room (such as bin). I have...
I would recommend to test moving messages in some other room. (Maybe even room just created for purpose of testing how messages can be moved.)
If somebody plans to move some messages, especially from the discussion which is a bit heated, one should be careful not to make mistakes. So it might be useful to get used to the interface a bit before doing that.
For deleted questions I guess it makes sense since only users above some rep threshold can see them. Thanks for the links, that's awesome. I'm surprised that some tags with high expected closed rates such as collatz don't appear at all in the list - oh, got it, that's because of the min question count which is currently 1000. — Arnaud Mortier4 mins ago
But the fact that 20% questions out of 5 (or 15) are closed probably does not say too much about the tag. (It is better to have a large sample to draw some conclusions.)
The comments are not a problem, but if they are too many of them, the SE software will start nudging us to move it to chat anyway.
And talking about "expertise in SEDE" is a big overstatement, I know only basics of SQL.
In any case, the fact that (collatz) wasn't shown is explained by the restriction of the query. It is only for tags which have at least ##num## questions and this is set on 1000 by default.
You can change the num parameter either manually in the fields below the query, or by adding ?num=100 (or some other number) into the url - as I did in the above links.
I'll be leaving for lunch now - but feel free to post here if you have something else on this. I'll have a look when I have a bit of time.
So given picture I have to check whether divergence and curl is positive, negative or zero.
So I check vector field at some point ; for figure b I can see that vector field goes outward so divergence is positive but for figure a I am not able to predict. Also how to conclude about curl?
I was considering whether adding some of those queries into the post - but they are probably not suitable there. (The question is about changes in how big is activity in some tag.)
But I might at least add in the comments also these two queries - unless we wind some kind of mistake in them.
@MartinSleziak Amazing, thanks. I can see that deleted tags are included as well, showing a 100% rate of deletion, so I guess that if a question was not deleted, but only the tag removed, it counts as well? That would be quite a large bias.
I mean, this seems to be counting the rate of question-deletion + tag-edit.
I see. So it's still kind of biased in the sense that some tags that are not blacklisted might still have been subject to a massive tidying up that will not affect deleted questions.
Well, those are the data which we have at our disposal. (Deleted questions are in SEDE with the tags that they had at the time of deletion.)
If they were mistagged and it wasn't corrected before the deletion, the question will be shown in incorrect tag. But I'm pretty sure that also among the questions which are not deleted, there is plenty of incorrectly tagged questions.
@MartinSleziak Do you know why was one of my comments misplaced in a discussion on Math Meta Chat? yesterday I replied to a user at certain time and right after his comment and today I realized that my comment was moved to different place. How is that possible? Also another 2 users moved lot of comments to that room
See.Yesterday I commented* right after a user's comment. And that's it. Today I realized that a bunch of comments were moved to Math Meta Chat. And my comment* was moved to a different place. It's placed among the moved comments.
//nevermind. I think I know what happened. Those moved comments from one room to another were written before mine. So when there were moved to the new room, they were placed before mine.
So given picture I have to check whether divergence and curl is positive, negative or zero.
So I check vector field at some point ; for figure b I can see that vector field goes outward so divergence is positive but for figure a I am not able to predict. Also how to conclude about curl?
