@medica - Best possible result for me: enough support to prove that my issues matter to a lot of people, but not enough support that I actually have to be a moderator.
@KitFox - As moderators, how much latitude will we have to unilaterally migrate a question to ELL if (trying to word the question very carefully here) we believe it would provide greater benefit to the asker than allowing it to remain here?
Some weeks ago now, Grace asked that we please assemble a list of candidate ELU-to-ELL questions instead of flagging them.
I compiled such a list based on people’s nominations, but it is a bit hard to find in this posting.
So here is that list of migration nominees again, nearly all of which ar...
We should open a dialogue with ELL to come to a meeting of the minds about what kinds of questions they would welcome, and which ones they'd rather us not send over.
@Cerberus - I believe that most truly basic grammar questions are likely to be a better fit for ELL. I have no problem seeing those migrated over there.
@tchrist - Okay, so a view indicates one or more views by a single user during a generously-defined "session". That still suggests that not many more (and probably significantly less) than 514 distinct warm bodies have ever viewed the questionnaire question.
@Mitch - Oh yes, that's certainly true. I assume that most people vote based on our opening statements and questionnaire answers (although I note with interest that we currently have more voters than the questionnaire has views).
@YoichiOishi - In the very early days of the network, questions and answers were both worth 10 points per upvote. This was changed because it was believed to be slanted in favor of questions at the expense of answers.
@Mitch - You assume the bulk of the voters are familiar with the personalities involved. I'm sure we all like to think we stick out in people's minds, but that's not necessarily true.
EL&U 2014 Election
EL&U 2014 Election
Some weeks ago now, Grace asked that we please assemble a list of candidate ELU-to-ELL questions instead of flagging them.
I compiled such a list based on people’s nominations, but it is a bit hard to find in this posting.
So here is that list of migration nominees again, nearly all of which ar...