Heh, I didn't even notice that they changed the "closed as exact duplicate" text to "marked as duplicate" - was that included with the new [duplicate] attachment?
I would like to upload software files on my Hostgator shared hosting, I have read that the resource usage should be less than 25% in shared hosting plan to avoid TOS violation. The question is that is that:
If I have tried to upload 50MB file and 10 people download the file at the same time, wh...
I did the chnaged the post, mate rather I just changed the Grammar, I have changed the owrds "I want to I would like to" that's it, but how can he speak like this , for me only the question is Down voted , please help me mate, the Question is not suited for Stack Overflow it might be on other sites of stack is in it? i m not responsible for down vote
please provide a valid Justice on this
I never want to be Hero as well as how can we say like this mate
Please see the Edit History of that Question i did not changed the meaning of the Question
Also I was not responsible for the QUESTION is down-voted, the User mentioning in his comments that i want to be an hero, i accept that , my edit is unnecessary, but my edit does not change the real meaning of that Question
Yes you did. You changed "upload a file" to "have tried to upload a file", which changes the meaning, and you changed "want" to "would like", which is an absolutely unnecessary change.
Heh, nice. Got an upvote for an old answer, went to look at it again, edited to fix a few typos and a bit more, got another upvote almost immediately :D
Hi all. Should a question be marked as a duplicate of another question if the original question has no answers and no upvotes? It sort of seems weird to mark a question as a duplicate if the original question wasn't so well received.
Over the last few days, a user has edited dozens of posts. That, in and of itself, is not bad. However, his edits are:
In many cases too minor to bother with.
In many cases, are bumping trash to the front page, without fixing the substantive content of the question to make it a decent post.
C...
@axrwkr good. It's on meta. It's a public forum. This is exactly the place for the moderators to come in and call them out on it and possibly ban them from the main site for being so rude.
Also, ignore closed questions. There is usually VERY little reward if they weren't closed within the past 24 hours.
@axrwkr well, you made yourself a target by editing more than 10 a day, even though that's your right. By becoming active, you have put yourself under the spotlight. With great power comes great responsibility.
they are nasty people who jump at the chance to put someone down and critisise, i have had a quick look at their exchanges with other users on the site and they often get into little "fights"
So, @axrwkr I want to encourage you to please be patient. The community team has now become involved, because they want to see the best possible SE network. If they have constructive criticism, then please take that to heart, as they are the ones most responsible for all Stack Exchange Network affairs, regardless of the site.
@mootinator the Red River in Shreveport ... yummm, dead fish smell constantly. At least the place I would go was a well manicured city park so I had the best of both worlds.
When you hit 10K reputation, you're able to vote to delete questions/answer that you don't own. You're allotted 5 votes per day.
Sometimes the Moderation Tools / Delete screen has a lot of valid flags for questions to be deleted. I like to be able to cast delete votes to help clean up the trash,...
also, I tried to delete an answer and it said I couldn't delete the accepted answer
what can I do?
Anonymous
@axrwkr If the accepted answer warrants deletion, you can flag it for a moderator to handle. However, sometimes that's a sign that the question itself isn't very good, and perhaps you want to address that (close it) rather than dealing with the answer.
i've recently seen mention of dissassociating a answer I have made from myself, is that something that I can do to an answer i gave that was accepted?
and if so, what would I need to do
Anonymous
@axrwkr No, users are not able to disassociate themselves from posts directly. You'd need to flag the post and get a moderator to do it. (They will comply, since that's your right under the CC license. If for some reason they do not, you can contact the Stack Exchange team via the form at /help and they can handle it.)
waffles was the one who actually created it, I just seem to be the primary developer these days. But the public instance is a Stack Exchange property, and I don't have administrator access there.
Of course it's irrelevant anyway since there's no way to delete Data Explorer users, since it's not something anyone's ever asked for before.
Pretty sure I have a patent on harassing balpha. If you're going to harass him without my express written consent you need to pay me 1% of all proceeds.
I passed 300 votes cast a few days ago, and the Civic Duty badge hasn't been awarded yet. Is there some sort of bug in the process that generates this badge? It just says voted 300 or more times, which according to my profile, I have.
Over the last few days, a user has edited dozens of posts. That, in and of itself, is not bad. However, his edits are:
In many cases too minor to bother with.
In many cases, are bumping trash to the front page, without fixing the substantive content of the question to make it a decent post.
C...
I passed 300 votes cast a few days ago, and the Civic Duty badge hasn't been awarded yet. Is there some sort of bug in the process that generates this badge? It just says voted 300 or more times, which according to my profile, I have.
