<p>Yesterday I spotted that on stats.stackexchange.com questions that request analytical solutions of statistical problems and answers that give nicely derived answers using mathematical calculus are not distinguished. I think it's useful to see a collection of mathematically derived answers while many other answers are opinions, collections, applications of well known methods, numerical approximations etc. I created the <code>analytical derivation</code> tag, wrote a tag description, went through about 400 questions and answers, selected 60 that qualified, and tagged those that had not had already 5 tags. After receiving the taxonomist badge I went to bed.</p>

<p>Today I wanted to check if users received tag-badges who were particularly active asking such questions or giving such solutions and I wanted to continue tagging, however I had to see that all of my several hours of work has been reverted! This has been done without any discussion, not even a bit of explanation!</p>

<p>I view this as ruining the results of several hours of salutary efforts and given that the nullification of my work was done in secret (not contacting me, not discussing, not giving explanation, not suggesting a way to improve (if the destruction was related to a presumed imperfectness at all), not even raised on the stats meta) – I believe this was an abuse with their rights of a moderator.</p>

<p>Please tell me how I can get my work restored, how I can continue with it, and how to go on with the moderator overriding their commission.</p>
