SEDE seems to be unaware of the name change on Cognitive Sciences (to ).  The site icon is a broken image and the text of the site name still reads "Cognitive Sciences" instead of "Psychology &amp; Neuroscience".        This image is from the list of all sites and is representative of both the main site and meta site list items. The "visit site" link URL is also still "cogsci.se.com" but that is valid because it's a redirect, though the "correct" link "psychology.se.com" would probably be preferred.
I've removed the poll style answers in favour of open discussion.  I realise now this isn't the best way to have a proper discussion about this issue - sorry to anyone who commented/voted.    This is mostly a followup on this question:    As I've answered, the reason this is happening is that the root database (in the production Stack Exchange database server) is still called StackExchange.Programmers - a database name that propagates to SEDE and through it to the data dump.  The question here is what to do about it - the current situation is somewhat broken for users of the data dump.  These are the options we have:   Do nothing Update the root database name (requires downtime - so very undesirable) Update the update scripts so the SEDE database name is the new name, change will flow to the data dump export (breaks any queries using the old name) Update the export to the data dump so only it gets the new name Something else we haven't thought about   I have added all of these options as answers below - please vote on the one you most prefer, we will try to accommodate the top voted answer.
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Note: Cluster has only one collection, so I am open at cluster level sync as well. Whats the difference between Unix, Linux and Ubuntu? What is Unix, Linux, Ubuntu?  Are they the same thing or different versions or completely different stuff?  This has always made me confused, any explanation would be great. How to read ext4 partitions on Windows? Is there a way to read ext4 partitions from Windows? If so, what can I do? Combined flair is showing hidden accounts The combined flair started to display in this week site icons from hidden accounts. For example, this is my current flair:  The freehand red circle shows a hidden community that you can't see in my . This issue looks to me as a privacy issue. Being associated with a SciFi community or Arqade is not a bad thing for my serious work-only profile, but it could be indeed an issue for people trying to hide association with a religious community due to the dark times that we are living on. 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