They overlap with each other and with viewing the page. I check an old post and see a comment on it, and then an hour later I get the envelope, and then four hours later suddenly the SE button wants to let me know about it
@rchern Oh, I already did .hide() on the SE button
The StackExchange™ RedditorsHomesickening PreventionEnvelope™ also notifies about favorite changes (meh), the StachExchange™ MultiCollider SuperDropdown™ also notifies about other sites but with teeny short StackExchange™ NotRepresentative StartExcerpts™
I'm almost positive the SE button is repeating things it's already told me too, but it's hard to tell since it's already the third time I've gotten that information
I'm going to start keeping track
Plus the SE button alerts me about when I was pinged in chat, which has yet to be useful because I'm already in chat and saw it when it happened
I don't know how new Stack Exchanges are opening. I found some new SE very useless while there are many different and important subjects. I strongly suggest new SE about psychology. Also i found many question which is related to this category.Anyway...
How new SE sites open up ? Is there a place...
I can't stand uneditable posts. It's one thing if they're just "qufas;iofjaw3e"-style noise, but this OP actually wants something and just isn't expressing what it is. I just want to help!
> How do new Stack Exchange sites get created? I've noticed new Stack Exchange sites and I'm curious how they get created. Is there a process for new sites? Some of the new ones do not seem very useful to me, but I think that a psychology one would be very useful. Is there a way to propose this?
Often I refer to some questions on Stack Overflow and want some way to remember them instead of going through the list and searching them via tags.
I think it would be great if a user could save or bookmark favorite questions and when these would be displayed in the user's page!
Or is there alr...
> and the thought of posting an image didn't put me off.
What does that part mean?
The feature request: Could you consider showing a small (desaturated, time-fading?) box with "This question has been added to your favorites", for users with e.g. <100 rep?
Or by low number of favorites, however it would make the most sense
@MarkC How would that help them to discover that the star favorites in the first place? The alert only shows up after you clicked the star, and if you clicked it you probably know what it's for
A curious user will probably click it, but perhaps the other half of the solution would be a little "Click here to favorite" or such for new users with low/no favorites
That's why I brought it up here first, to get feedback and a rough idea
Neither 10k+ users nor ♦ moderators can read deleted comments, so a deleted comment is as good as gone. The comments, do, however, still exist in the database and Jeff can see who deleted them should there be an issue.
Firesheep was released yesterday, a Firefox extension that makes it very easy to do HTTP session hijacking for users of insecure websites. It looks like Stack Overflow (and company) doesn't use SSL for the whole site (or allow an option to do so). Does that make it vulnerable to session hijacking...
@Zypher But without it, how will I know if that answer was really posted by Jon Skeet? He might have just left his computer unlocked while he went to grab a coffee!
@Fosco They are kinda the ultimate thing. You realize it's not possible to achieve Legendary without earning 30k rep, unless you get massively downvoted/spamflagged or award a lot of bounties?
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