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Tagged with rate-limiting post-ban
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Please extend the automatic slow-down system to also apply to answers
A couple of years ago a rolling rate limit was added that limited the number of new questions a brand new user could ask, and adjusted that limit based on the feedback they were getting. It was there ...
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What is the difference between /help/asking-rate-limited and /help/question-limited?
There are 2 help topics about question limiting:
Why have I been limited to one question per week?
Why is the system asking me to wait a day or more before asking another question?
What is the ...
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What defines "heavily downvoted"?
Also related: Are heavily downvoted answers automatically deleted?
I heard that you can get a ban or suspension for heavily down-voted questions. What defines "heavily down-voted"? Is it different ...
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For quality blocks / warnings, system seems to penalize migrated answered questions the same as deleted ones
As far as I know, question blocks / quality warnings system tends to rather heavily penalize deleted answered questions:
The folks we're concerned about are the ones who ask a question, and then ...
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No one likes quitting cold turkey
The ban process is very useful to preventing low quality posts - for the most part. One very large glaring issue with it is that users can bypass it at will by using a different account.
On a daily ...
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Cap number of answers for new users
I found an user who posted 790 trivial, low-voted answers in two months... wait, that's more than 20 answers per day! Isn't it too many, too low quality?
He is 6k rep now, but his answers are ...
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Should limits be placed on new users who create paths of destruction? [duplicate]
Specifically this user:
https://stackoverflow.com/users/688654/amol
His questions are coming quickly and have problems:
They require significant editing (which the SO community is stepping up, but ...