As long-time users know, Super User is part of The Trilogy of four (Stack Overflow, Server Fault, Super User, and the first Meta). This meta site has some relatively recent posts related to interactions with OPs (answering, commenting, flagging, etc.)
Some posts have moderation, like (newest first):
- Continuous overuse of moderation rights
- How to handle users appropriating other users' correct answers
- Should I handle rude fragments myself? or is it better to get moderator involved?
Other posts do not have this tag but have tags like flagging, close-reasons, vote-to-close, but these tags also are used in posts about specific questions.
No tags
flagging, close-votes, close-reasons
- What details do you need? Or please stop voting to close as “Needs details or clarity”!
- We have bad question closing habits
I think that tag faq, might be reserved to community rules. Could moderation be added to questions about the general practices of using moderation privileges, or is it better to create a new tag, i.e. "community-practices" or "best-practices"?
The idea is to make it easier to find discussions about the workings of Super User that might not be the same as other sites and that might have evolved over the time.
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Meta Stack Exchange
Newest first.
- Can you do a better job of informing new meta users of the MSE M-child difference?
- Are there best practices for individual sites to use their per-site-meta [faq] tag? (no answers)
- How do per-site Metas differ from Meta Stack Exchange, and where should I go to ask my question?
- How is consensus determined on Meta sites?
Stack Overflow Meta
Answer to When and how do mature [faq-proposed] posts graduate to [faq]?