there is something off with ubiquity. I have groovy in virtualbox. and it was complaining because of missing efi filesystem even I verify it was started in bios mode.
Do mods have the ability to hide a specific tag from showing on the homepage? The ones under the "Explore our Questions" title: https://i.sstatic.net/LZ6aS.png
@technastic_tc Stefano stepped down years ago. Everyone is free to choose to step down. Some people write a post on meta saying goodbye and giving reasons, but others don't.
Quite a few mods across the network were de-modded because they didn't sign the agreement. I know of at least one, who just let his modship lapse. Not because he objected to the agreement, but because it was a good opportunity to step down silently and simply.
@skullpatrol You could, but I don't personally see any point in it. I mean, what would you learn if you got a list of mods who didn't sign the agreement?
SE announced the new mod agreement what, 6 months agoi? A year ago? All mods were given a long time to sign it. A few months at least. We were all warned that not signing it would mean that we couldn't continue being moderatos (being a mod requires the agreement).
After the waiting period ended (some time a couple of weeks ago?) SE demodded those mods who hadn't signed the new agreement.
@terdon Before SE de-modding mods, they should be informing the mods and expecting a reply within a certain notice period right? Or will they de-mod immediately if they don't sign the agreement?
@jokerdino That is up to the individual sites. Many aren't, of course, but asking how many mods didn't sign the new agreement won't help you know how many sites need more mods.
@technastic_tc They did, that's what I said above. They gave us several months.
Today, we’re announcing that the new moderator agreement is live and the existing moderators are being asked to accept it. This has been a great collaboration to get from a draft in November 2019 to the final agreement in July 2020. It’s gone through several phases of review internally, including...
@jokerdino yeah.. I know.. I'm referring to privacy policy, terms of use agreement which users agree for using any company's product (Not referring to SE in particular)
@technastic_tc in general, whenever a mod knows something about a user that isn't public knowledge to everyone, then the mod will not share it. It's just basic decency and respect for privacy in most cases.
lol, feel free to ask. Just bear in mind that often we won't be able to answer for the simple reason that some things are simply not ours to share.
Not because of any legal threat or anything, simply because if you tell me something in confidence, then it is not my place to share it with anyone else.