As said in the  blog post (emphasis mine):  In the weeks ahead, we’ll change the name of things like the blog, podcast, and any other places where “Stack Exchange” was referring to the company, as opposed to the network of Q&amp;A sites. Our Q&amp;A sites will still be collectively known as the Stack Exchange Network.  Are lines like :  Stack Exchange cannot lift answer bans by request.  referring to the company or network of sites? I think they're referring the company there, so should that be changed to:  Stack Overflow cannot lift answer bans by request.  ? If this should be replaced, then there are probably more places in the help center that should be changed.
The "Reputation &amp; Moderation" page on any site (/help/site-moderators) still refers to the company behind Stack Exchange as Stack Exchange and not Stack Overflow.     Moderators act as a liaison between the community and Stack Exchange the company.   Seeing as how the name change was recent, I'm not surprised this hasn't been caught yet, and I'm sure there are other instances of this around somewhere.
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