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Will this answer include a list of all status-review posts from around the network during this period? :-) That would be a nice thing to edit in, since the numbers seem manageable enough to fit in one post, and the data is public just not easy to gather (except for you with your ticket system).
– Rand al'Thor
Commented May 29, 2020 at 18:08
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In the long run, it may be a bit too much to include a full list, @Randal'Thor, but I do understand why it'd be beneficial — I've added Glorfindel's query to the question body so it's featured more prominently, and I believe that should address the use case you had in mind for having a list on each answer.
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Jun 2, 2020 at 14:18
RE: "Respond to 50% of posts across the network" - that's a laudable goal! But is every post on an even footing for whether it gets reviewed? Or is there any weighting being applied here? If you're sorting posts by votes, for example, you might be getting the "most important" posts, but you might also be inadvertently filtering by community/site size. Or you might miss the existential community-dividing posts that have 100-odd up/down votes but a total score of '-1'. So is the post selection criteria random? Or is there a weight given to which posts to review first?
– Robotnik
Commented Jun 10, 2020 at 2:24
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Currently, @Robotnik, they all get eyes regardless of score, or any other weighting — all posts get the same level of attention when being reviewed to be prioritized and added to the backlog. Dunno how we're gonna do it long run, but that's how it's been happening for now.
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Jun 10, 2020 at 9:13
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Some holidays and vacations ended up delaying this one, but I'm aiming to post some stuff before the end of this week. Apologies for the delay!
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Jul 7, 2020 at 8:59
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I posted the guidance for July and August here, but I ran into some issues with the query to get the stats so will take a bit longer to post those (hopefully before the end of the week).
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Jul 14, 2020 at 9:49

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