For those who missed (like me) - there exists "review queue" - and some questions can be closed via that pipeline.
So even old questions can be closed without any activity, which is unusual.
In my mind it is NOT a good feature.
Also some may miss:
to get a "timeline" of the question - thanks to ...
Could you clarify what you mean by "close votes are not seen" and perhaps include the screenshot? I see the list of five users who closed the question on the question, in the timeline and in the revision history - in the other words, to me they are displayed as usual. — Martin Sleziak3 hours ago
@MartinSleziak Thank you for the clarification - seems interface has been changed and I did not look on the appropriate places. But I am still surprised - votes to close - typically "live" 5 days and than disapper - but here seem votes were accumulated for year ? or no ? — Alexander Chervov3 hours ago
@AlexanderChervov Three of the close votes were on February 15, and one each were on February 19 and February 22, respectively. — Stefan Kohl ♦3 hours ago
@StefanKohl thank you ! It would be natural then - that the question have been active something around 15-22 Feb ? I do not see any activity - am I mislooking ? — Alexander Chervov3 hours ago
As you can see from the timeline, four of those close votes came from the clove votes review queue. (The first close vote put it into this queue.) — Martin Sleziak2 hours ago
@MartinSleziak "review queue" - that is something I missed. Thank you. Not a good idea in my mind. — Alexander Chervov2 hours ago
How can I see question timeline? For example, when it is reviewed when it get an answer when it is vote up. And if I can't see it yet in which reputation I can? Because when I do it it doesn't work.
As of January 16, 2020, all questions and answers have a “timeline button” underneath the voting buttons. Clicking on the clock icon directly leads to the timeline for that question or answer:
For more information, see the announcement Add a link to the timeline of a post on Meta Stack Exchange.
@AlexanderChervov Just in case some of the comments under your recent question on meta get deleted, they are archived in the MathOverflow chatroom, too.
As of January 16, 2020, all questions and answers have a “timeline button” underneath the voting buttons. Clicking on the clock icon directly leads to the timeline for that question or answer:
For more information, see the announcement Add a link to the timeline of a post on Meta Stack Exchange.
