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I will add also a link to the question on Mathematics Meta: Can you tell who created a tag. (Looking at the dates, it seems very likely that the query linked in the Glorfindel's answer was created by …

You can see list of all your past bounties in your profile page on the bounty tab. (You can choose between viewing active, offered and earned bounties there.) It works exactly the same on Math.SE. If …

As mentioned in the comments StackPrinter is often useful for such purposes. This tool is very frequently mentioned in several other posts on this topic, sometimes various other tools are mentioned t …

You can find links to some basic information about bounties in the corresponding tag-info. These two points from the faq item How does the bounty system work? are relevant: You must have at leas …

Generally, only links from outside the network should count for publicity badges (Announcer, Booster and Publisher). But it seems that there are some technical reasons which might cause that sometimes …

Probably first you should spend some time thinking whether it is really needed - but in cases where you decide that contacting the user is useful, there are a few options what can be done. It is wort …

It is rather difficult to calculate the reputation exactly from SEDE1, but the total score (i.e., the sum of the scores of all user's posts) can serve as a reasonable proxy. Here is a query which look …

Although the question is about progress towards the specific badge, maybe it is useful to include also some details with a brief explanation how to run SEDE queries when you want a look at a specific …

In fact, you can see any of your posts provided you have a link. So basically the question is - is it possible to find link to my deleted question if I did not save the link somewhere? There are two s …

I will remind that Internet Archive data dumps of the whole Stack Exchange network. See also this blog post: Stack Exchange Creative Commons data now hosted by the InternetArchive. (Possibly you migh …

Simply remove the tag from your question, unless someone else uses the tag it will be removed in 24 hours. Here is a very similar question from meta.SO: I accidentally created a tag. How do I delete i …

You can find several suitable queries in data explorer or create your own query. (Even for users who do not know much about SQL, it's not that difficult to look up basic info on the database schema an …

From the comments it seems that some users do not know why and how the tag tag-removed is used on MO. So let me address this first. (At least briefly - some of the links below might add a bit more con …

In the meantime, the whole system of bookmarks on Stack Exchange was revamped and they are now called saves, you can find links to posts with more details in the corresponding tag-info. In particular, …

The first possibility that comes to mind is using SEDE. (Perhaps somebody knows how to find such a list directly on the site - but I am not really sure whether there is such a possibility. Answers to …