Q: Who "is in charge" of the blog?

A: The short answer is that everyone in the community can contribute, and so everyone is in charge! But unlike on main and meta, content is reviewed before officially published on the blog.

Registered users fall into four different roles on the blog:

1. Subscribers: This is the default role that you get immediately after registration. This role has zero privileges. It just means you have visited and signed into the blog.
2. Contributors: After you've visited and signed into the blog, you can ask in the blog chat room to be given additional privileges. You'll become a Contributor, which means that you can author drafts of articles. Most contributors will fall into this category.
3. Editors: A few users are declared Editors. Editors read and copyedit completed drafts of articles (as well as being able to author drafts of their own). Currently the following users have been named Editors: anorton.
4. Admins: The moderator team of MSE serve as the Administrators of the blog, and handle the final publication of articles, and tasks that fall in the other category.

Remember, this blog is what you make it.

Q: Who "is in charge" of the blog?

A: The short answer is that everyone in the community can contribute, and so everyone is in charge! But unlike on main and meta, content is reviewed before officially published on the blog.

Registered users fall into four different roles on the blog:

1. Subscribers: This is the default role that you get immediately after registration. This role has zero privileges. It just means you have visited and signed into the blog.
2. Contributors: After you've visited and signed into the blog, you can ask in the blog chat room to be given additional privileges. You'll become a Contributor, which means that you can author drafts of articles. Most contributors will fall into this category.
3. Editors: A few users are declared Editors. Editors read and copyedit completed drafts of articles (as well as being able to author drafts of their own). Currently the following users have been named Editors: anorton.
4. Admins: The moderator team of MSE serve as the Administrators of the blog, and handle the final publication of articles, and tasks that fall in the other category.

Remember, this blog is what you make it.

Q: Who "is in charge" of the blog?

A: The short answer is that everyone in the community can contribute, and so everyone is in charge! But unlike on main and meta, content is reviewed before officially published on the blog.

Registered users fall into four different roles on the blog:

1. Subscribers: This is the default role that you get immediately after registration. This role has zero privileges. It just means you have visited and signed into the blog.
2. Contributors: After you've visited and signed into the blog, you can ask in the [blog chat room] to be given additional privileges. You'll become a Contributor, which means that you can author drafts of articles. Most contributors will fall into this category.
3. Editors: A few users are declared Editors. Editors read and copyedit completed drafts of articles (as well as being able to author drafts of their own).
4. Admins: The moderator team of MSE serve as the Administrators of the blog, and handle the final publication of articles, and tasks that fall in the other category.

Remember, this blog is what you make it.

Q: Who "is in charge" of the blog?

A: The short answer is that everyone in the community can contribute, and so everyone is in charge! But unlike on main and meta, content is reviewed before officially published on the blog.

Registered users fall into four different roles on the blog:

1. Subscribers: This is the default role that you get immediately after registration. This role has zero privileges. It just means you have visited and signed into the blog.
2. Contributors: After you've visited and signed into the blog, you can ask in the blog chat room to be given additional privileges. You'll become a Contributor, which means that you can author drafts of articles. Most contributors will fall into this category.
3. Editors: A few users are declared Editors. Editors read and copyedit completed drafts of articles (as well as being able to author drafts of their own). Currently the following users have been named Editors: anorton.
4. Admins: The moderator team of MSE serve as the Administrators of the blog, and handle the final publication of articles, and tasks that fall in the other category.

Remember, this blog is what you make it.