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  1. meta.stackoverflow.com

    The Director and CTO of Stack Exchange later posted public apologies, but didn't do anything to follow up their apologies. Finally after taking the legal route (Stack Overflow is doing me ongoing harm; it's time to fix it!), Monica was able to sign off on an agreement (Update: an agreement with Monica Cellio), which wasn't that helpful.
  2. Answer: From Monica's official blog post on Judaism Stackexchange. On Friday, half an hour before Shabbat and two days before Rosh Hashana, Stack Overflow Inc. suddenly revoked my moderator status on all sites where I had it.I found this out while handling flags, when I suddenly got notifications for Marshal and Deputy badges (which moderators are ineligible to earn).
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  4. theregister.com

    Updated In the past month or so, about 20 volunteer moderators out of about 600 have distanced themselves from Stack Exchange, the online network of Q&A communities, to protest corporate policy changes and the removal of a moderator, Monica Cellio, over alleged violations of as-yet unpublished Code of Conduct changes.. Cellio on Friday posted her account of what happened, claiming that her ...
  5. meta.stackexchange.com

    Stack Exchange and Monica Cellio have resolved their differences. Both sides have seen what a waste of time and resources it is to battle over something that started relatively insignificantly. It was in the best interest of both Stack Exchange and Ms. Cellio to settle, so both parties agreed on a settlement. ...
  6. meta.stackexchange.com

    Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, ... Monica Cellio is a thoughtful and considerate individual who has volunteered countless hours of her time to helping moderate a half-dozen different Stack Exchange sites. Everything else is minutiae.
  7. theregister.com

    On December 23, 2019, the biz, which operates a collection of more than 140 community-driven Q&A websites that form the Stack Exchange network, announced that it had made peace with Monica Cellio, a volunteer moderator who lost her moderator status and associated site privileges after questioning the company's Code of Conduct.
  8. meta.stackexchange.com

    Stack Exchange Network. Stack Exchange network consists of 183 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, ... Monica Cellio Member for 13 years, 8 months. Last seen more than 1 year ago . Twitter. GitHub. codidact.org. Codidact: by the community, for the community ...
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