Yesterday found another a SPAM answer, flagged accordingly but the answer still remains there. This isn't something new in this community and it's understandable if we consider there's people behind it reviewing, things take time.
jmort253 's accepted answer mentions a chat room where one could go to pass that information to users that can take the promised measures that's...
... been extremely helpful on sites like Workplace SE, where there is quite a bit of activity.
Once navigating to it, we can see the chat room is frozen and, therefore, new messages cannot be added.
We are people and we can learn from experience.
Even though the same SPAM situation already happened, my experience tells it doesn't seem to happen often. Still, i reckon it does happen regularly if, instead of considering only SPAM, we look at flags in general.
Considering what was mentioned, shall we unfroze that chat (which will require a moderator) or create a new one specific to treat flags?
