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Activity for celtschk‭

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Comment Post #292849 Are those two servers not in the same internal network? It seems strange that they have to reach out to the internet to talk to each other.
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29 days ago
Comment Post #292849 Why does the internal communication between your servers go through cloudflare at all? Shouldn't that sit only between the users and the service? This is a genuine question. I have zero experience with that, it just seems strange to me.
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29 days ago
Comment Post #276908 How do I type Ctrl+A on a phone or tablet?
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about 1 month ago
Comment Post #292676 Maybe a dark red frame around removed tags, and a dark green frame around added tags?
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about 2 months ago
Edit Post #292643 Post edited:
Fixed missing closing parenthesis
2 months ago
Edit Post #292643 Initial revision 2 months ago
Answer A: It should be more clear what comment an attribution belongs to
Here's another suggestion, that would be a minimal change (I already mentioned it in a comment, but I guess it is more understandable if you see it). Basically it's changing the in-between lines to black: Screenshot of my suggestions This would be a minimal change in the design, but I think it ...
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292613 Indeed, looking very hard, I notice it now. Making the line a bit darker might suffice. *Edit:* I've now edited the CSS in-browser so that border-top is black; I think that looks good and is quite visible.
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2 months ago
Edit Post #292613 Post edited:
Fixed a typo
2 months ago
Comment Post #292613 I had to read twice to see it, but there are indeed two words too many. I'll edit.
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2 months ago
Edit Post #292613 Initial revision 2 months ago
Question It should be more clear what comment an attribution belongs to
Consider the following screenshot from the middle of a longer comment thread: Screenshot of part of comment thread So which text was written by Monica Cellio, the one above or the one below the attribution line? There is no visual cue telling you. Yes, you can figure it out by going to the top ...
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292530 Yes, exactly. That way, if the button is visible (which it is if you can use it), at least part of the popup will also be visible.
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292530 What about putting the popup to the left or right in that case? The worst it would cover is another button, which you are at that moment likely not interested in.
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2 months ago
Edit Post #292528 Initial revision 2 months ago
Answer A: Voting on a closed question
Whatever we do, I think the following points should be true in any case: Whenever you can give votes, you should be able to retract those votes. Be it because you didn't actually mean to vote (and that's not a theoretical issue; this has actually happened to me, though not yet on Codidact), or ...
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292470 When deciding what to put into the URL, one should not forget to check how it affects SEO.
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292495 Thank you for your feedback. I agree that moving the reference to the comments right after the first sentence is a good idea and have edited that in (and in the process learned that trying to edit a post while writing a comment makes you lose the comment text you already wrote). On the other ch...
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2 months ago
Edit Post #292495 Post edited:
Moved reference to comments after first sentence, as suggested in the comments. Other changes not implemented; see comments for details,
2 months ago
Edit Post #292495 Initial revision 2 months ago
Answer A: Observations on close messages
Here's a suggestion for a replacement for the missing information text that should be more welcoming without being too large: > In order to give you helpful answers to your question, we need some more information. There should be a comment with more information about what details we need; if not, ...
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2 months ago
Comment Post #292486 Honestly, I'd be far more intimidated by the large wall of text you gave than by the actual messages. The actual messages tell me exactly why the post was closed. I may not agree with the reason (for example, on Stack Exchange it happened to me that a post of mine was closed as duplicate of another p...
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2 months ago
Comment Post #290773 If you swap the content inline (I personally don't mind the full page reload, BTW), then please make sure the individual pages still have their own URL, so direct links, bookmarks and opening in new tab continue to work.
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3 months ago
Comment Post #292200 Given that the HTML is clearly marked as English (lang="en" attribute on the HTML tag), I think it is a rather poor choice of the Browser makers to ignore that. But that's of course not Codidact's fault.
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4 months ago
Edit Post #292201 Post edited:
4 months ago
Edit Post #292201 Post edited:
Added some details
4 months ago
Edit Post #292201 Post edited:
4 months ago
Edit Post #292201 Initial revision 4 months ago
Answer A: Details tag lacks sufficient styling and summary text
The text is not determined by styling, but by a summary tag that is supposed to be inside the details tag, and that is missing in the quoted question. Example ``` Example Content here ``` Note that while formally the summary tag is optional in the HTML specification, it also...
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4 months ago
Comment Post #292126 What exactly do you mean by "counterexamples" in this context?
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4 months ago
Comment Post #292126 Actually the position criterion was meant a bit more general than "prefix": I would also show "coffee" before "stoffel" when searching for "of". Maybe one could calculate a sort penalty as A×(before) + B×(case) +C×(after) where (before) denotes the number of letters before the match, (case) denote...
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291717 @#65961 Well, as I see, you've already added that post yourself. But that's OK; it saves me some (minimal) work. :-)
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4 months ago
Comment Post #292098 I just tried it, and it indeed works that way. But I still consider it a bug that the original way didn't work, although with the workaround it's not that critical.
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4 months ago
Edit Post #292098 Initial revision 4 months ago
Question HTML tag removal logic interferes with inequalities in MathJax
I'm just writing an answer in Mathematics, and wanted to include an inequality: `..., if $m Unsupported HTML detected > > The following HTML tags and attributes are unsupported and will be removed from the final post: > > Now clearly I wasn't trying to write a HTML tag. And writing inequa...
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4 months ago
Comment Post #291763 What would be the use case?
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5 months ago
Comment Post #291717 Another point to handle it would be to order the results by how well the search term matches. The exact match, if it exists, should certainly be the top result. The score for the remaining maches could then be how much of the user name matches (when typing "tri", and there exist a username "trixie", ...
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5 months ago
Edit Post #291684 Initial revision 6 months ago
Answer A: Should we start displaying the score of a post instead of the raw votes?
Just a thought that occurred to me: One problem when seeing the Wilson score when not knowing it is that it's not clear how to interpret it. I think that could be helped by simply displaying 2score-1 instead. This is a linear and strictly increasing transformation, so it would still fit with the o...
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6 months ago
Comment Post #287867 You don't have to click on "Age" to have all posts shown. Clicking on "Age" just changes the ordering.
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almost 2 years ago
Edit Post #287834 Initial revision almost 2 years ago
Answer A: Edit activity show, but not allowed to approve
Even if you can't approve them, you might still be interested in the content of the suggested edits. Why remove the ability to see them?
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almost 2 years ago
Comment Post #287456 Since it seems to have stayed unnoticed, I want to point out that there's also a [related bug report in Mathematics Meta.](https://math.codidact.com/posts/287481)
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almost 2 years ago
Comment Post #287390 It's also a community, isn't it? Apart from that this specific community being concerned with the software this very site runs on, is there really any difference between that community and any other? If someone is not interested, he can ignore that community, just as I e.g. ignore the tabletop commun...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #287306 Initial revision about 2 years ago
Answer A: Main and subheadings are almost the same size, but not in the edit preview
If you reduce the font size of h2 to 23px, it looks like this: Heading with font size of heading 2 reduced to 23px I think that looks nice; also that way the sizes of the headings approximately form a geometric progression, that is, each font is approximately by the same factor larger than the ...
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about 2 years ago
Edit Post #286456 Initial revision over 2 years ago
Answer A: Why does searching with answers:0 still show ANSWERED questions?
By default the search also finds answers, and since there are no answers attached to those (you cannot answer an answer, after all), it shows them as well. To get rid of them, specifically ask for questions by adding `posttype:1` to the search. Having said that, maybe it would be a good idea if...
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over 2 years ago
Comment Post #286443 On your footnote 1: Downvotes are IMHO the wrong tool for dealing with competition questions. Rather they should get closed until the competition is over.
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over 2 years ago
Comment Post #285568 @#54706 I think you misunderstood how I meant the term knowledge provider. If I understand you correctly, your interpretation of knowledge provider would be what I would call a knowledge creator (someone who generates new knowledge). Knowledge providers are people who make knowledge available to othe...
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almost 3 years ago