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Edit Post #75053 Post edited:
Remove tag from Title.
almost 4 years ago
Edit Post #275914 Post edited:
Layout.
almost 4 years ago
Edit Post #39445 Post edited:
Update.
almost 4 years ago
Edit Post #75017 Post edited:
Maybe tag [a] was there to make a point, but A(nswer) is strong counter to what seems to be the proposal anyway (eg Java and JavaScript, should there be a Programming site).
almost 4 years ago
Edit Post #277015 Post edited about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277926 @Moshi For something as minor as 'Staff' flags in the User List *I'd* be fine with quite a lot longer, while things are as busy as they are at present. BTW My apologies for the bother I caused you over a now deleted Q.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277926 @elgonzo I suspect anything other than a space immediately after 'username' (immediately following`@`) does not ping. (And two or more word usernames *might* need to have the spaces removed.)
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277379 Elsewhere you asked the very reasonable Q 'why -1 a [bug] Q' and gave this Q as an example. I can account for one -1 here. I acknowledge the screenshot complication but you have been offered possible ways forward (what further information from you might help) and have chosen not to provide any. A Q a...
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277545 I suspect screenshots might help.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277926 "Meta's tags are mainly used as a way for the site builders and administrators to keep track of what is completed or not" [your](https://meta.codidact.com/questions/276831#answer-276832) words. A PR seems "job done" as far as a site builder is concerned.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277924 I'd prefer the tag be premature (provided only very slightly) rather than be overlooked altogether. For me "will be live the next time a deploy happens" is good enough clarification for a short period. I imagine coupling the tag with the PR action makes it less likely it will be forgotten.
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about 4 years ago
Edit Post #276818 Post edited:
about 4 years ago
Edit Post #74966 Post edited about 4 years ago
Suggested Edit Post #277015 Suggested edit:
Already bounced. Correct Title and take out repetition. Assist with translation.
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helpful about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277887 @Moshi Thank you (again!). Now with improved understanding, maybe in such cases *edit from* rather than *edit by* would be an adequate fix? I am fairly certain elsewhere this would be [status-bydesign]. BTW most of my suggested edits are neither "helpful" nor "declined" - there is also "pending".
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about 4 years ago
Edit Post #277907 Initial revision about 4 years ago
Answer A: Site for office suites
Although there already exists a veritable plethora of help with office suites (particularly for Excel) I do believe there is room for yet more, provided high quality, well indexed, user friendly, current and with a quick response to posts. I also believe that the distinction between office suites ...
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277904 So not a [bug] - perhaps a [feature-request]?
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277871 I've seen (even participated in) a number of disagreements over the topicality of Excel formulae over on SO but don't recall a single instance where there VBA was considered inherently off-topic. Some examples of what you found may be helpful, since I *do* see harm with overlapping scopes (if substan...
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277887 Is "The site claims " correct, *strictly speaking*? There is a timestamp that I agree at least strongly *implies* that, but if when a proposal came into effect is useful information, it could be reasonable for a single stamp to favour 'implemented' over 'suggested'. Maybe there should be two stamps, ...
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about 4 years ago
Suggested Edit Post #39540 Suggested edit:
Reverse chronological makes sense to me too.
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declined about 4 years ago
Edit Post #277020 Post edited:
about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277408 I'm down voting because at least each of **file type**, **file size** and **file name** may be relevant, and you have not provided any of these details.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277858 @OlinLathrop Agreed. Mild concern is *a common "ideal", which both implementations strive for* (that's @luap42 20200707 on Discord about C# and Qpixel), and MVP was (s/h been?) consensus, whereas above looks unilateral.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277365 Current status seems harmless to me and given how much else seems to deserve priority, I'm down voting in the hope that that reduces attention here in favour of attention elsewhere, for the moment. [Here](https://meta.codidact.com/questions/277872) similar.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277858 Does MVP remain "We order answers by score, with newer answers winning ties." ?
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277859 @Moshi Thank you. That *does* make sense to me.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277859 @Moshi Neither *in-scope* nor *off-topic* - {} ?
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277859 Just because a quantifiable relationship between variables is recognised does not *for me* qualify a Q as "Maths". E.g. I know distance = speed x time but would expect "How long from JFK to LHR by Boeing 777" to be a travel Q, not a "Maths" one. Too wide a coverage may conflict with a lay person's in...
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about 4 years ago
Edit Post #277020 Post edited:
about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277553 Although tagged [discussion] the *I request* seems more like a [feature-request] to me and I downvoted as I see no reason to delay introduction of new communities because of reports of bugs that many users have been unable to reproduce.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277453 @M̶̡͓̘͖͍̟͍͎̰͕̯̎̂̊ȍ̵̀̐̎̇͝s̸̩̪̓̈́h̴͙̜̺̀̆͐̀͜i̷̧̧̩̹̦̯̲̒ There may be a price not worth paying (in speed etc) but for sure improper capitalisation sets a bad precedent for quality within the body of Qs and As.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277302 If asking for automatic removal of parent where child is present and if editing in a parent where child is [present](https://software.codidact.com/posts/277148/history) seems odd?
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277389 Obviously. I did write "**OR** last was active". SE claims ~20M users and I have not noticed a single objection to their "Last seen" times. When to revert is useful for (a) changing votes (b) deleting surplus Comments and (c) accelerating As, etc.
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277389 If only "last active" the information is already provided, just could be tedious to find. For example, your A above is timed (36 minutes ago, at present).
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about 4 years ago
Edit Post #277388 Initial revision about 4 years ago
Answer A: "User Profile" should be more informative.
There is already a Q Should we have "Last seen" times? which nobody has chosen to discuss for about a month and for feature requests I would prefer each to be dealt with individually. Also, for all feature requests I would prefer that the request specify why a proposal might be a good idea. In gen...
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277020 @OlinLathrop a) since each Q competes with others for attention IMO there is a role for marketing and emotional appeal, or at least something similar. b) from a different Q&A site, but IMO relevant: "*Usually, I come here and start writing a question and by the time I've understood my own problem wel...
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277096 IMO if https://meta.codidact.com/questions/276825 were addressed it would probably resolve this issue also. (ie a filter to allow selection of 'unanswered' only and also allow instead deselection of 'closed', each preferably with, optionally, tag specification as well.)
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about 4 years ago
Comment Post #277020 @OlinLathrop There are some insights into thought processes here: https://www.artchain.world/all/how-to-title-your-paintings/ and https://www.standoutbooks.com/choosing-your-title-first/
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over 4 years ago
Comment Post #277023 @MonicaCellio More or less as I suspected :) - and definitely 'no big deal' either way but immediately under the Title makes more sense to me, and can reduce scrolling. Unfortunately there have been times (elsewhere) when Title and body have been totally incomprehensible without sight of the tags. ...
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over 4 years ago
Edit Post #277020 Initial revision over 4 years ago
Answer A: Why does the title come after the body when writing a question?
It is the logical place for adding it. Based on experience elsewhere, I have long suspected that thinking up a Title after the body of a Q has been written is likely to lead to better quality Titles. I have been known to scroll down to add a Title first (which I have not found bothersome, though t...
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over 4 years ago
Comment Post #276940 @OlinLathrop Yes, I smiled at your suggestion and got the point that it was just an example but ran out of characters before clarifying that I was doubtful about the "ground" part. Ground beef Q on cooking.codidact is presently tagged just [beef] – ie no language issue with that. Given where this Q ...
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over 4 years ago
Edit Post #276785 Post edited over 4 years ago
Comment Post #276940 Unfortunately specific example happens to be complicated. Perhaps since *mincemeat* sounds like minced meat, in my UK experience *minced meat* is rarely used. I think just *mince* is more popular in speech – but, while likely to refer to beef, lamb and pork e.g. are other possibilities for both long ...
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over 4 years ago
Comment Post #276780 IMO user53100's Comment is enough by way of 'improved' phrasing. That Comment and Q and other As express opinions (that move consideration forward), whereas 'sitting on the fence' adds next to no value. You don't have to be adamant, but what are **your** views on the issues you mention? I'd prefer an...
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over 4 years ago
Edit Post #39445 Post edited over 4 years ago
Edit Post #276824 Post edited over 4 years ago
Comment Post #276832 Disallowed characters – similar to above. I don't mind whether or not there are any but, without good reason (eg all Greek characters disallowed in general but permitted on a language site) any exclusions should, unexceptionally, be the same for all sites.
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over 4 years ago