@jcolebrand - You can? nice to know. So they can post in the right place.... ok, switching to RTFM mode.... deletion time.
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Anonymous
1:10 PM
I've thought it was a little weird that the official attribution policy has always been that blog post of Jeff's, which was a little informal. Turns out there is an actual legalese copy on /legal.
Anonymous
It's kind-of funny, though: In the event that You post or otherwise use Subscriber Content outside of the Network or Services, whether such Subscriber Content was created by You or others, You agree that You will follow the attribution rules of the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike license as follows:
Anonymous
Seems to incorrectly indicate that you need to obey the attribution policy when reposting your own content, even though you still have all the rights and certainly don't need to.
The [Share-Alike license](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/) says:
*Any of the above conditions can be waived if you get permission from the copyright holder.*
So if you're the creator, you could presumably waive any restriction on how you use the material. The clause in the SO legalese may be there because content you created may have been edited by others, in which case you're no longer the only one who has an interest in the material.
Indeed. I think it's odd they included that specific bit of code to be honest. Since they said it was working fine, but just not firing after the first time.
You'd think that would point them in another direction, as far as seeking out the problem =)
That's only happened to me a couple times (I don't answer nearly as often as you do), but I also find that to be incredibly irritating, @DanielFischer.
Feature request: When an OP deletes a question, they are penalized 15 rep per answer being typed.
Pops-Perturbing Pedantic Problem of the Day: when you get some random sequence of notes stuck in your head, maybe start humming it softly to yourself, and at some point later in the day realize to your horror that it's part of a song you hate.
