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2024: a year in moderation

It’s that time of the year again! As we bid farewell to the year that's concluded and welcome the new one, we have a tradition of sharing moderation stats for the preceding calendar year. As most of ...
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Ads test beginning December 3, 2024

We’ve been exploring the concept of using open auction to manage advertising on some Stack Exchange sites. Under this model, advertisers (who have been organized into categories based on their ...
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Can I ask questions regarding fictional family trees?

I have a couple of questions regarding the genealogy and family history of witches and wizards within the Harry Potter universe. Would such questions be valid on this Stack Exchange site? Or does it ...
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new tag proposal: house-history or building-history

At the moment we have a tag building. Since building is both a noun and a verb, I think it might be clearer to have the tag be either building-history or house-history. If not, I would like to see ...
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2023: a year in moderation

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Shall we implement the "No AI" banner?

Re: Meta Sites can now request to enable a banner to warn about their policy on AI-generated content Stack Exchange is rolling out an option to include a banner when a user is writing an answer ...
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no tag "cyrillic"?

The post on Mar 9, 2023 needs tags like "cyrillic", "russian-empire", "russian". Why are there no such tags yet? At least, "cyrillic". It could draw attention ...
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Encouraging new questioners to include relevant information in questions?

This Q is inspired by Ancestors union civil war pension containing a USCT vet on their pension but the issue applies site-wide. Can we create a resource on the site to encourage people to include ...
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2022: a year in moderation

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Use of the ship tag

While answering this recent question: Finding details about an immigration from England to New Zealand / Australia I recommended using the tag ship to look for questions about researching a ship that ...
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improving our answers to palaeography questions

For the questions where people have difficulty reading documents, such as this recent request: Deciphering Work Profession from marriage certificate Can we do something to make the answers of more ...
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Genealogy & Family History SE is turning 10!

Thank you to the whole community for making this a great site to get your Genealogy & Family History questions answered. The Overflow (Stack Overflow blog) will feature us along with the other ...
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2021: a year in moderation

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Should we be encouraging/condoning/allowing questions about software piracy?

We're not responsible for checking that people have the rights to publish images and other third-party content here, nor for ensuring that users stick to the terms of service of third party sites (e.g....
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Genealogy & Family History is graduating!

On 16 Dec 2021, our site is officially moving out of Beta! Our understanding is that the decision for that was based on reasons that included the length of time we have been in Beta. In the immediate ...
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