Did something change recently in the suspension algorithm? The home page shows two frequent users (AB and TH) got suspended for a month. Coincidence or recent changes with a lower threshold?
@Kazibácsi The only way someone can be suspended automatically (that I can think of) is if he creates a new account from an IP address that has automatic suspension attached to it. Or something like that... I forget exactly. In this case, the suspensions were manual. [continued]
@mbloch There was no change to the suspension "algorithm", or rules that mods use when suspending. Obviously we're not at liberty to discuss particulars here of why specific users were suspended.
@msh210 Would you consider writing a Meta post about it? Just for the sake of transparency, as I don't remember such cases (and not to result a case similar to Monica's)
We've been discussing on chat that recently two accounts were suspended. Honestly, I don't remember anything such on this site. The general policy of this measure known, but what warrants such a punishment on MY? What is public about the background of these two particular cases?
I upvoted an answer by mistake. I wanted to downvoted it. I get "You can't change you upvote without edit the answer" or something like this.
How do I deal with it?
Can I be the first to say that “Possible duplicate of [link]” was a better canned response than “Does this answer your question? [link]” - that implies that duplicates are judged based on answers, not questions.
I upvoted an answer by mistake. I wanted to downvoted it. I get "You can't change you upvote without edit the answer" or something like this.
How do I deal with it?
