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Is there a viewable schedule of when batches are run? Like I said "I think" according to my written stats (yes I keep track on paper) I should be there or pretty darn close. I did another look of other profiles that have it and some superusers have 2000+ and just received it. I usually vote more for questions than answers which should cover the 25%. As for the first bug I will monitor for the remainder of the month and revisit this question if no change.
I have since monitored this and it must have been a few recently closed duplicates. I have checked and most duplicates do have a section linking to it as indicated in the answer below.
@Sathya - Definitely will do that. It should probably be instaneous when the question is closed? Maybe there is a delay and I am seeing it before it happens? Either way, I will monitor and let you know here.
@Sathya - Ok maybe this wording is easier to understand: A user submits a question. Question is deemed duplicate and closed. No link to the ORIGINAL question was provided. In most cases. Diago seems to be the exception when he closes a question.
@random - As indicated in my post above. Most questions just get closed with no reference to the original question that was duplicated. I understand there are tools like the search, etc. but I think we are all here to help, more so the moderators and if they think that the question is a duplicate of another that it would be their responsibility to share the original question/answer so the asker of the duplicate is not left to search until he/she finds it.
