user149: We were well beyond the required 1000 questions to graduate, when the 58 other sites graduated out of Beta recently. The announcement by Stack Exchange said "we allowed the communities to stay in Beta if they didn’t feel ready to leave that state yet". Does that mean that the diamond moderators of Cardano.SE told SE that we didn't feel we were ready?
That's totally okay if you did, but I'm just wondering if that happened, or if they just missed us because we weren't (yet) at 1000 questions at the time that they checked.

user28: I believe this is the batch of the websites that were selected before, at the time we did not have 1k questions.
Edit: We will have to request it now.

Now, thanks to one of the amazing engineers on our Public Platform
team (Adam Lear, take your bow), the CMs have a tool to allow us to do
this without a developer. So in the future, if a site is eligible and
ready to leave Beta, we can process those requests ad-hoc and in a
more timely manner.


149: <p>We were well beyond the required 1000 questions to graduate, when the 58 other sites graduated out of Beta recently. The announcement by Stack Exchange said &quot;we allowed the communities to stay in Beta if they didn’t feel ready to leave that state yet&quot;. Does that mean that the diamond moderators of Cardano.SE told SE that we didn't feel we were ready?</p>
<p>That's totally okay if you did, but I'm just wondering if that happened, or if they just missed us because we weren't (yet) at 1000 questions at the time that they checked.</p>
 28: <p>I believe this is the batch of the websites that were selected before, at the time we did not have 1k questions.</p>
<p>Edit: We will have to request it now.</p>
<blockquote>
<p>Now, thanks to one of the amazing engineers on our Public Platform
team (Adam Lear, take your bow), the CMs have a tool to allow us to do
this without a developer. So in the future, if a site is eligible and
ready to leave Beta, we can process those requests ad-hoc and in a
more timely manner.</p>
</blockquote>
