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As a SE user, I think the formula of their HNQs go this way: Has a score of 1+. Has at least 100 views. Has a positive-scored answer/s. I'm not sure about Codidact though since I'm new here...
#3: Question closed
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Mithical
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2021-06-23T07:13:00Z (over 3 years ago)
#2: Post edited
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General Sebast1an
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2021-06-23T06:08:22Z (over 3 years ago)
- As a SE user, I think the formula of their HNQs go this way:
- - Has a score of 1+.
- - Has at least 100 views.
- - Has a positive-scored answer/s.
I'm not sure about Codidact though since I'm new here. Is there a formula of the Hot Posts. If so, what?
- As a SE user, I think the formula of their HNQs go this way:
- - Has a score of 1+.
- - Has at least 100 views.
- - Has a positive-scored answer/s.
- I'm not sure about Codidact though since I'm new here. Is there a formula for the Hot Posts? If so, what?
#1: Initial revision
by
General Sebast1an
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2021-06-23T05:50:12Z (over 3 years ago)
What's the formula for a hot post?
As a SE user, I think the formula of their HNQs go this way: - Has a score of 1+. - Has at least 100 views. - Has a positive-scored answer/s. I'm not sure about Codidact though since I'm new here. Is there a formula of the Hot Posts. If so, what?