This question (Is there any online tool to read (pronounce) IPA and APA written words?) has 105k views and 83 upvotes. But it's been closed because it's asking for a resource. Most resource requests are migrated to Meta because they're not actually about the English language itself. Fair enough, but let's do the same to this one, too. It looks like it was closed twice with the comment "I'm voting to close this question because it belongs on ELU.Meta".
Yesterday, I made a trivial edit and submitted it for review with the edit summary 'Let's migrate this to EL&U Meta (through review or by opening and reclosing with a different reason)'. It was left closed in review, after which it was re-opened and then protected by @Cascabel_StandWithUkraine_, who left a comment:
I voted to re-open so that the Q could get moved to meta, but apparently, that is no longer possible due to age. Perhaps a friendly mod could migrate it?
None of the mods, friendly or not, is @-pingable on that thread, so here's a meta-request for more visibility.
And while we're at it, can you mods migrate some of the other questions in the online-resources tag if it's possible and you'd feel it prudent?
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