When answering questions I encountered a notify that I should input more than 30 characters. Some questions can be answered use chinese mixture shortly like this post. Should we treat a Chinese character as two latin characters? When I develop website in China, we deal with the problem like that.

The latest 2011 part of twilight move is very nice. i would like to know the view on latest part .

A percentage is just: (number_one / number_two) * 100 No need for anything fancy: var number1 = 4.954848; var number2 = 5.9797; alert(Math.floor((number1 / number2) * 100)); //w00t!

You should definitely use jQuery. It's really great and does all things.

The system should search posts for the word "please" in proximity to the phrase "don't close" or "do not close", and if found together disable the close link for the following reasons: They asked nicely They knew enough about the system to understand that posts can be closed, and thus are exper...

I know this question has A LOT of downvotes, but it is a bountied question and it deserves it's right in the limelight (aka the featured tab) The question at hand: Don't close questions where the user has requested that it not be closed

The threshold is higher on meta, I think it's -8 or so compared to -4 on the parent site. Are you recommending that as the standard for all metas? I think I could support that. edit: setting this to a global value of -8 for all metas.

There are two featured lists with the same URL, but different results: Go to http://meta.stackoverflow.com Click on "Questions" Click on "featured" You'll see one list with the URL http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions?sort=featured Go to http://meta.stackoverflow.com Click on "featured" ...

I originally posted this on MSF, but it got no response, so at the suggestion made in a comment there, I'm reposting it here. This should be called "up-votes", or something like that, showing a count ("1" in this case) instead of a value. I'm not sure what should be done with down-votes....

This question would appear to be status-complete now that the rep tab is gone from SE2.0 metas and the /reputation URL returns nothing of interest: SE 2.0 Meta doesn't award rep, but it refers to "rep" But I see rep changes in the user dropdown: Like most neurotic posters on me...

See the transcript here: And the actual timestamps here: Why do they differ? For one thing the transcript version is in 12 Hour and and the chatroom is in 24 Hour mode. And the other is that the transcript is 5 hours ahead of the chatroom. How is that possible?