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Log in to a site where 500 <= rep < 2000.
Wait for a First Post or Late Answer review task to appear.
Decide the post in question needs an edit.
Click edit, and prepare and submit the edit from within the review queue.
Realise you missed something and...
Fun fact: On Skeptics, the "add comment" and "show 6-8 more comments" links are initial-caps ("Add Comment" and "Show 6-8 More Comments" respectively).
@rene I've voted to close as too broad. I'm not getting a strong request for off-site resources from that question. There's a mention that he'd appreciate "useful documents" but this could be easily edited out, and the question would remain too broad.
Can someone cv stackoverflow.com/questions/23405848/… with this duplicate http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5291937/restart-wpf-application-after-click-once-update-start-the-new-version
The question I mentioned earlier for close votes has been modified by the OP to ask an additional different question. I've rolled back and left a comment about not asking two questions in one. (The original question was an issue with recursion. The added question is about what is and is not a keyword in JS. That the same body of code is used for the 2 questions does not make it one question.) The OP rolled back my rollback. I'd rather not engage in an edit war. Suggestions?
I am new to node.js.So Here is my program
function say(word) {
console.log(word);
}
function execute(someFunction, value) {
execute(value);
}
execute(say, "Hello");
It should print Hello but instead it is throwing exception
node.js:201
throw e; // process.nextTick error, or 'error' event on ...
@jadarnel27 Thanks. I figure the mods are busy enough and there is no pearl to save in this case. (An OP defacing a good question would be a different matter.)
@jadarnel27 It is a crap question. There's an opinion that crap questions should not be answered. If this had been a complex crap question where I thought it is unlikely that anyone would be able to provide a precise answer to the question, I'd have left it unanswered and moved on. But it is not the case, this question is extremely simple. I figured if I did not answer something then someone else would answer this unworthy question and derive rep from it. So I put in a CW answer.
No one is going to get >=15 rep from answering this crap question. Also, I figured it would help close voters immediately see that the question was one of those "can no longer reproduce or typo... not useful to others..." questions.
I was planning to send it to the company producing a 3rd party lib we're using. Their updates should have taken 2 weeks, we're 2 months on now ... their ETA was last Friday ... end of April at the most ... during their last contact ... It's May.
I wonder what happens if moderators act to remove contributions from a contributor, such that:
A particular belief or point of view cannot be seen by other
visitors
That contributor is unable to make further contributions
to the questions regarding that belief/point of view/etc
What can users...
You guys are sooo rude to new users. That's why they all leave. No wait, that's why they all come and drive the high rep users away.... no wait .... anyway. PANIC!!!
It was tagged as vi and editors and @Braiam removed the latter. My point was that since 1) vim is an editor, the editors applies and should therefore not be removed (not talking about adding it) and 2) All editors use the same basic approach (guess file type, find appropriate syntax file, apply it) therefore the editors tag applies even more.
I don't think "editors" is a particularly useful tag in this context, but you might want to raise a question on meta asking what [editors] should be used for. The tag wiki doesn't really say.
@Shog9 True. My reasoning is that general tags are almost always more useful than specific ones and as long as the general applies, there seems to be no point in removing it.,
Braiam is a fan of minimalist tagging, I like to have as many tags as I can fit as long as they're all applicable, You never know what someone will be searching.
@terdon up to a point. I mean, y'all don't tag every question with [unix], because it's just assumed - it's so broad as to cover nearly everything. Somewhere between that and, I donno, the asker's place of business, there's a sweet spot where tags are actually useful.
@terdon as a rule of thumb, I would say a tag should be something you might find a book about, or at least a section in a book. Not a library, and not "chapter 3, page 10, paragraph 6".
@Shog9 since we're bugging you, can you clarify the Right Way® of tagging with respect to broad tags? My understanding based on help pages and SE faqs is that 1) we should tag from the general to the specific 2) we should always try to include at least one broad tag and 3) We should always try and use up all 5 tags as long as 5 tags are relevant.
@terdon From a practical standpoint on a SE site, you want the first page of /tags to cover the majority of your scope. If the first line of /tags covers every question on the site then your tags are probably too broad (cue argument about version tags); if it takes 10 pages to hit the majority of questions, you're probably missing some broad tags (cue argument over Gaming/SciFi/Movies/etc.)
This is why the fact that there are no clear usage guidelines for [editors] bugs me: I see folks using it for specific questions on the use of specific editors, and for things like editor recommendations, editor design, etc.
@terdon which suggests that [vim] and [emacs] are probably better tags, unless there exists a class of questions where both would apply and also other editors
@Shog9 The one we are discussing would be an example of that. While my answer is about the details pertaining to vim, the main ideas (that editors guess file type and load an appropriate style definition) aply across the board.
@Braiam Different issue. I would not necessarily be against removing it from the site. I am against removing broad tags in favor of more specific ones.
There's also a [programming-languages] tag, but you would not normally combine this with, say, [c#] or [java] etc. - it's literally about the topic of programming languages, not a superset that covers all of them.
So you see my confusion with [editors], because it seems to be trying to play both roles
does it mean, "this question is about the topic of editors"? Or does it mean, "this question is about text editing, in any editor"?
I worked in a tech company and recently put in notice. I was told to leave and to not come back. I did not get an opportunity to clean personal files off of my work computer. My former boss has now just sent me an email to my personal email asking for the password on my work computer.
Do I need ...
I posted a question regarding the game Wayward. Since there was no tag for it, I added one and then wrote a tag wiki entry. It was approved (I still see the reputation gain from the accepted edit), but the tag wiki is still empty. See here.
When I browse history, I see my edit there: http://gami...
Thanks. A quick note here, in case some wonder: I typically don't tell when I act on requests. So if you don't see anything in the chat room from me, it may be that I did it, but said nothing or that I was afk.
In the morning, I always start my day by opening up Chrome and checking my email, but somehow I always forget to clock in in our web based timeclock.
I don't use any desktop calendar solutions and I'd prefer not to, so a calendar reminder is out.
Rather, I'd like to have my homepage be the web ...
@TGMClans. I'm hardly going to paste that whole slew of code into here when it's available on that useful page. This is exactly what the OP wishes to do, and that guide makes it crystal clear. I'm not going to repeat that information here. — Andrew Fielden49 secs ago
Seven simple steps to screen-smashing rage:
Log in to a site where 500 <= rep < 2000.
Wait for a First Post or Late Answer review task to appear.
Decide the post in question needs an edit.
Click edit, and prepare and submit the edit from within the review queue.
Realise you missed something and...
I am new to node.js.So Here is my program
function say(word) {
console.log(word);
}
function execute(someFunction, value) {
execute(value);
}
execute(say, "Hello");
It should print Hello but instead it is throwing exception
node.js:201
throw e; // process.nextTick error, or 'error' event on ...
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I wonder what happens if moderators act to remove contributions from a contributor, such that:
A particular belief or point of view cannot be seen by other
visitors
That contributor is unable to make further contributions
to the questions regarding that belief/point of view/etc
What can users...
In the morning, I always start my day by opening up Chrome and checking my email, but somehow I always forget to clock in in our web based timeclock.
I don't use any desktop calendar solutions and I'd prefer not to, so a calendar reminder is out.
Rather, I'd like to have my homepage be the web ...