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5:58 AM
The election fever seems to be slowly fading.
 
 
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I would assume that when that question was recently undeleted, the fact that it had an outdated tag was simply not noticed, and that the tags should be merged. Perhaps @@StefanKohl can confirm? — Tim Campion ♦ 18 hours ago
Tim Campion's comment made me curious, so I asked on Meta Stack Exchange:
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Q: Do moderators have super-ping also in comments/posts?

MartinRecently I have noticed for the first time a comment by a moderator which contained @@username. Previously I have seen something similar in chat - I know that the mods have superping in chat - the ability to ping any user, even if they were not present in that chatroom (so they are not pingable b...

 
 
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10:08 AM
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Q: Deletion of comments by moderators

YCorThis question is about suppression of threads of comments by moderators, moved to chat with the message "Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been moved to chat", with link to the chat. A recent example is this post. I'm not addressing the case of polemical comments or ...

In case somebody wants to see where comments were moved to chat, here is a query which shows comments containing "moved to chat": main, meta.
I will repeat that SEDE is updated only once a week - so that is status from Saturday or Sunday.
Or you could also check the rooms associated with MO.
 
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Q: Does the special case reflect a univeral rule of multi-variables function?

LavenderGiven that I have a function $f$ with respect to $n$ variables $\lambda_1, \cdots, \lambda_n$. Namely, $$ f(\lambda_1, \cdots, \lambda_n) \quad 0 < \lambda_i < 1 $$ Now I investigate one of its special cases, i.e., all the $\lambda_i$ is set to the same value. $$ \bar f(\lambda) \quad 0 < \la...

 
 
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4:03 PM
In this case, the superping-in-comment attempt should be chalked up to a newbie mod not knowing things :). — Tim Campion 1 hour ago
At least it made me a bit curious and I posted the question on Meta Stack Exchange. The post might be useful also for other users who might wonder about something similar. (And I have learned something new at the same time.)
 

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