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As you are talking about enforcing the intention of this SE-Site. That's what we as Users do everyday, we comment, vote up, down, close and reopen questions, we edit, we chat, we ask, we answer, we ar …

No, because: If you find the overuse of the var-keyword bad, then criticise as such in your answer. (as @rolfl outlined) There is no need to (or use in) put(ting) arbitrary constraints on askers that …

Going through this from bottom up: Deleting: I am strongly opposed to deleting these memes, after all "We fought a great battle." Let the memes bear testimony of our battle. Deletion limits the knowle …

Additionally to @200_success' answer I want to mention that in some languages where there are more or less official conventions (C#, Java, Python, ...), the answer should follow that style, even if th …

I think rants are a valid and important part of CR-Culture. I have seen rants in answers from every single of the 5-10 top answerers here, and I feel that these are sometimes what makes a CR answer en …

Let me start this by providing / adding some numbers to the mix. The following are the all-time stats for questions on Code Review: closed | deleted | count yes | yes | 21.787 yes | no …

There is a difference between improving a question and improving the code presented in the question that's important here. On Code Review the whole point is to improve the code. But to do so, answers …

Well let me phrase it with the words found in the edit privilege help When should I edit posts? Any time you feel you can make the post better, and are inclined to do so. Editing is encouraged! Some …

What do you think about the new possibilities of migration coming with graduation? This is one of the questions that are extremely interesting to me. Graduation means we will get the ability to migrat …

A heated discussion is flagged in "The Suspension" chat room which is associated with BridgeBuilding.stackexchange.com - there is swearing and name calling. What do you do? …

Do we need this? I'd say we do not need this case. I mean come on, how often does it happen someone posts their own code for review into an answer? This isn't even remotely enough often as that such a …

Let's contrast EBNF and Regex. EBNF is a very narrowly defined class of grammars, suitable to recognize Type-2 Languages. It has the concept of "character-classes" and quantifiers. It also supports ar …

I'm the moderator that declined these flags. To put it somewhat bluntly: There's nothing that I as a moderator can do about downvotes, unless there's clear evidence of vote abuse. All I can see is tha …

Meme: BTW Originator: [attributed to] Malachi, Mat's Mug and Others Cultural Height: The 2nd Monitor Background: The many ways of backronymizing btw led to the introduction of the BTW enum: publi …

Well the SE-Wide policy for moderators and users is quite simple: Don't be dumb, but if there is a complaint, it's the company's work. To expand a little: Don't be dumb: I know this especially …