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Once again, no mods were involved. And Muru's post doesn't use read -n so it doesn't have the issue that Stephen helpfully pointed out about your answer. Why, then, should that answer have thew same critique? As for who voted, you have no way of knowing that (not even moderators have access to voting data), so I would urge you not to make assumptions.

Once again, no mods were involved. And Muru's post doesn't use read -n so it doesn't have the issue that Stephen helpfully pointed out about your answer. Why, then, should that answer have the same critique? As for who voted, you have no way of knowing that (not even moderators have access to voting data), so I would urge you not to make assumptions.

In all, I just don't see any problem here nor any reason to think this has something to do with your being a new user. I've been a user for several years now, I'm in the top 5 users by reputation and an elected mod and I still get comments pointing out errors in my answers. This is a good thing!

In all, I just don't see any problem here nor any reason to think this has something to do with your being a new user. I've been a user for several years now, I'm in the top 10 users by reputation and an elected mod and I still get comments pointing out errors in my answers. This is a good thing!

First of all, I want to point out that none of the users you mention are moderators. Moderators are elected by the community and have a ♦ after their names. You can see the list of moderators here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/users?tab=moderators

Next, I want to point out that none of the users you mention are moderators. Moderators are elected by the community and have a ♦ after their names. You can see the list of moderators here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/users?tab=moderators