@πάνταῥεῖ Two reasons: to get more close votes, and to create a log of links to these posts. FYI I'm not the first to do this: Journeyman Geek does so too, but uses a z instead of an s at the end.

If so @Journey does use that only for rare cases that stand out.

cv-pls meta.stackexchange.com/questions/310871/…

e_e

Having a log of links to these posts helps you cite evidence when making posts about users making blatantly off-topic posts.

Does that need to happen very often in a way that's not just worth a dupe close vote?

They'll be gone in a few hours ...

//shrug

@πάνταῥεῖ When you have in between 3k and 10k rep, you lose access to those links.

Yes, and??

(If you have <3k, you close flag instead of close vote, and those links are always visible in your flag history. Once you gain 10k rep, your "votes" tab shows links to deleted posts as well. Thus, when you have enough rep to close vote but not enough rep to see deleted posts, you lose access to those links.)

@Catija Meaning?

Don't explain rep privileges to me plz, padawan!

@SonictheInclusiveHedgehog I usually do so cause I want em gone

@JourneymanGeek So do I

That's the first of the two reasons I pointed out.

@MartinJames nice dosen't mean you can't close crap

Isn't the c-word a swearword?

close ??

crap, presumably.

Ahhhhhhh ...

Since the first rule for migrations is "don't migrate crap"... I think it's on the whitelist.

So it's not a swearword, then. Thanks.

It's a very mild one, if at all. Some may have stronger reactions to it than others do.

Um... did all the buttons just go funky?

cached CSS?

@Catija I can see it too

Or part of the new topbar stuff... they did used to match all of the other pages, right?

It's on the other sites, too...

Before 2013, the top bars used to be themed per site, too.

Top bar is ... probably not the term I want... Teams, for example, uses buttons that looks like this and that's part of the responsive design elements.

I don't really like the scrolling top bar on SO...on Southwest Airlines' website, there is an option to disable it.

@SonictheInclusiveHedgehog You mean vertically locked? That's actually the only option you have on the entire network as far as I'm aware.

Please keep it!

No, it's only on SO.

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer: Como usar um tema no wpf? by Eduardo Secolin on pt.stackoverflow.com

@SonictheInclusiveHedgehog The lock is only on SO... yes... but I mean it's the only user-configurable option on the entire network.

sd tpu-

Search for an example ticket on Southwest Airlines, and go to the fare selection screen...you'll see a button "Unlock header" to prevent it from scrolling with the page.

@Catija Where can it be configured?

Preferences pages on SO.

@Catija Ah, I see, but the setting I choose doesn't propagate to MSO...I have to set it there separately.

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Blacklisted user: WPF C# String Format by Eduardo Secolin on pt.stackoverflow.com

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Link at end of answer, blacklisted user: Como criar designs profissionais em WPF by Eduardo Secolin on pt.stackoverflow.com

@πάνταῥεῖ I talk a lot on most days

I probably do a lot of close requests if I have time/energy for meta