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a) "Possible Duplicate of" link is 10 months older than this question. b) Question is not a true question, instead a Tutorial on common linking / compilation problems. c) Link does NOT answer this question as this problem is specifically an Android NDK issue not a generic C++ linking problem. — Graeme 12 hours ago
Yes, OPs sometimes argue in ignorance.
how this is any Android specific or why it is any relevant how old the canonical is is way beyond my league.
@FinalContest Have you read the answer?
ah, now you want to teach me about C++
I think this is the kind of shame YCS was talking about, but ok, let us assume you are an expert
what do you think the error is?
Can you explain it in your own words?
@Graeme: how this is any Android specific or why it is any relevant how old the canonical is is way beyond my league. The fact is that you lack the basics about C/C++, especially linking. That really is explained in the canonical answer. If you have C++ and Android issues, ask them in separate questions, and in that case it is even too broad. — Final Contest 1 min ago
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02:52
@Cupcake: well, it also has nothing to do with programming (code).
bad @rene, you could have told us about that Q that cupcake just linked when you VtC this one stackoverflow.com/q/24549375/792066
omg Winyl got updated and somebody made an amazing new skin for it
03:10
@Final I'm not a C++ expert, but I am an Android expert. I don't think you realize that the Android NDK is a special set of libraries for Android development with C++.
03:23
> 17 May 2014
looks old to me
@hichris123: LOL
@hichris123: again, can you summarize the issue in your own words? Why do I have to wait so much for such basic stuff?
Also, I am not sure about the android expert thing. You seem to have had lots of android questions lately, some of them are very basic.
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This question appears to be off-topic because it does not show own effort. — Final Contest 27 mins ago
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We can't close questions with that reason. At least, not anymore.
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Downvote for no effort, but you can't close for it.
@Cupcake: huh?!
have you even read the question? It is not number 1 crap, but number 100 lately.
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03:36
You could close it as either unclear or too broad.
user163250
But "no effort" isn't a valid reason anymore.
You do realize I use the feature provided by the site?
it is
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A: What is Stack Overflow’s goal?

Hans PassantIt is probably getting difficult to imagine what a programmer's life was like BSO (Before Stack Overflow, prior to 2008). Back when Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood were still programming for a living. And ran into the same problem that everybody was experiencing back then, finding help to get you ...

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Q: Can we please have the "Lacks Minimal Understanding" close reason back?

Benjamin GruenbaumThat close reason Yes, I believe it was condescending and somewhat rude. However there is a mass of questions that fall under a crystal clear criteria: They're poorly written. They have formatting issues. They don't show any research attempts. They don't show any attempt at solving the problem...

anyway, I am surprised you start arguing before downvoting and closing that question.
@FinalContest you have no right to judge people by their (perceived-by-you) understanding of anything.
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I'm not interested in having an argument. I've already stated my point. That was all I wanted to do, to just bring it up once.
my point still holds true. I am surprised it is more important for you than getting that clearly crappy post closed and then removed.
it is way worse than any of you have posted and asked for help with before.
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03:42
We can get things removed without having to leave comments like that.
user163250
I can already see where this is going.
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Like I said, I'm not interested in having an argument.
user163250
I've already said everything that I wanted to say.
we are back to "leave an opinion that I like or do not explain"
to be honest, I was super nice.
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Q: Save search results in jquery

user3772422Hi i have a page in which the user can select search type ( for e.g. first name, phone number, last name, address, town etc) and then search. If found any matched records they will be displayed in the same page. From there he can select any row. If the user clicks on a row he will be redirected t...

wtf is this op doing here, producing shitload of crap?!
03:43
@Final, just sayin', the 'Lacks Minimal Understanding' was removed for a reason. That's why the meta question is asking for it back. You may disagree with that decision, but that doesn't make it appropriate to use it as a custom close reason.
And on a side note, while it's great that you want to improve the site, trying to single-handedly rid SO of crap is not practical. Too many people asking too many poor questions. If you just vote and move on you will improve the signal on a lot more posts than trying to get the questions closed.
perhaps SO can be renamed to CrapFlow :)
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That just put an unpleasant image into my head :P
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Would anyone consider platform as a service questions to be on-topic for Stack Overflow, instead of Server Fault?
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Q: Error uploading SSL certificate to Windows Azure

maxmoore14I have an Azure Web Site running successfully for the last year over SSL. The certificate is expiring, so I purchased a renewal. The steps I followed were: use IIS to create the CSR download the PKCS7 package (which includes intermediate certificates) from GeoTrust complete the certificate requ...

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I voted to close that as an Server Fault question at first, but now I'm not so sure.
user163250
03:52
We have a lot of Heroku questions on Stack Overflow.
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: HTK HEREST ISSUE on stackoverflow.com
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Oh, here we go, here's the difference that makes it a little clearer:
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> Professional system and network administrators, ask on Server Fault.
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If it's not in the context of a production system, then it's ok for Stack Overflow.
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Like setting up a dev environment.
03:57
In fact, how the above question is unclear or too broad, I do not get it.
it is crystal clear to me, and it is definitely not broad either. It just does not show the own effort.
Therefore, tagging it with any of those incorrectly would be counter-productive.
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Let me take another look...
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> ## VB.Net MVC 4 Razor Redirect the user to login page if session is expired
>
> Hi am using a session variable to store the loginId after successful login for every user. I would like to redirect the user to Login page if the session is expired(if user comes back after some time and he left the browser in idle). No matter in which page the user currently in, it should be applied to every page in the application. Am not sure about using Session_End event in MVC. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Well, first of all, there's no code.
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So that makes the question unclear, to a degree.
which is exactly what my reason says.
no
unclear means you do not understand the question; it does not mean you do not understand the attempt tried.
It is clear to me what the OP would like to achieve. So if it is clear to me, why would I tag missing effort as unclear?
If it it not too broad to me what the OP would like to achieve, why would I tag missing effort as too broad? I just do not get it.
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04:02
Ok, fair enough, I'll retract my close vote.
that is not a real consequence.
@FinalContest "I want to design code to get me to the moon." You know what I want, but you'd better bet that's an unclear question. Unclear does not mean you don't understand what they want to do, it means you aren't given enough information to clearly identify the problem being solved and be able to attempt an answer.
if it is unclear to you, or too broad, close it so.
I have never said what you should do.
You have said that what I should and should not do.
And for reference, "No effort" is not a valid close reason. That is what downvotes are for. The 'no effort' close reason was removed because it was being misused. Read the downvote mouseover -- that is what you should be doing, not making a custom close reason that mimics one that was intentionally removed.
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(something tells me I'm on ignore)
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@jmac on another note, did you know that your avatar looks like a screaming head from a distance?
user163250
04:09
It reminds me of that one painting...
@Cupcake Had no idea. It's a NASA shot in a lightbulb.
But if that looks like a Munch painting, I'm all for it.
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Maybe I'll edit the Munch painting in to a lightbulb just for you Cupcake.
You can dress up in that avatar with a quick name change for Halloween
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No, don't.
user163250
It's already creepy as it is.
04:11
I can see it now that you mentioned it though, the clouds over India form something resembling a face
And Munch was well ahead of his time, predicting the shape of lightbulbs for the next 100 years in a painting done in the 1800s
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Haha.
I am not sure if this is a question that an "Android expert" asks: stackoverflow.com/questions/19062252/…
@hichris123 Did you take a look at my answer? If it helps you, please upvote it. — user2507301 Sep 28 '13 at 1:36
lol at another repwhore.
@user2507301 - It is undignified to campaign for people to upvote your answers. — Stephen C Sep 28 '13 at 1:41
BURN!
Umm I guess?
well, I could understand the select an answer parts in general
because that marks a thread closed, so it is useful.
but asking for upvote? Does not look any reasonable to me.
04:20
@FinalContest Come on, he's new to the site and was probably a little bit excited on his first answer :)
@StephenC Sorry, this is my first time posting an answer and I was pretty excited (I'm 13 for God's sake). Anyway, thanks for the advice. — user2507301 Sep 28 '13 at 1:43
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lol
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Very mature answer for a 13 year old.
@Cupcake you can self-delete it.
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Point taken.
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04:32
Can't self delete this one: stackoverflow.com/questions/22575766/…
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Tried to close it as too broad, but that vote expired a long time ago.
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Interesting question on MSO:
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Q: Questions about viruses and malware

Ben VoigtI thought we had clearly settled that: We don't try to stop the spread of knowledge simply because it has malicious uses, or even is essential to the creation of malware. but We also don't allow questions about the creation of malware. Is that still the standard? This question appears to...

04:55
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: DOES AGE MATTER TO GET A JOB/POSTDOC? on academia.stackexchange.com
05:21
@AmalMurali: the same rulies apply to everyone.
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword detected: Hypnotism specialist baba ji +91-9929669787 on askubuntu.com
^ what's the bad keyword there? hypnotism? or the number?
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@ManishBot SPAM
06:26
s/he posted the same answer into four different threads...
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06:54
Is the mission of sending humans on to mars real? What happened to the tradition of sending monkeys first?
well, monkeys are more useful on the earth.
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Before humans went into space, several animals were launched into space, including numerous non-human primates, so that scientists could investigate the biological effects of space travel. The United States launched flights containing primate cargo primarily between 1948-1961 with one flight in 1969 and one in 1985. France launched two monkey-carrying flights in 1967. The Soviet Union and Russia launched monkeys between 1983 and 1996. Most primates were anesthetized before lift-off. Overall thirty-two monkeys flew in the space program; none flew more than once. Numerous back-up monkeys a...
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@FinalContest Okay for your Upvote reversal stats. The algorithm is pretty poor. It did detect the serial up voting but it didn't remove all of them. It left a question up vote of 5 rep. I would have though once it detected odd activity from one user, it should reverse all that users votes towards me for the same day. Seemingly not. Oh well, I suppose the algorithm has to be somewhat unpredictable. :)
@VotetoClose Both the phone number and the word "baba".
08:13
I have the most votes for the week stackoverflow.com/users?tab=Voters&filter=week
08:31
@VotetoClose keywrd: 'regex': "(?i)\\b(baba(ji)?|nike but also the phonenumber: 'regex': "\\+\\d{10}|\\+?\\d{2}[\\s\\-]?\\d{8,1o}",
09:26
@Braiam Uuuhhh...yes...I'll try to be more careful next time....
I assume you are not interested why I stumbled across that issue?
Is the answer going to stop you from telling anyway? :p
Yes, it is ;)
Haha, but do go on. Did you actually check, or somehow stumble upon it?
09:38
Based on this I got the impression that the layout would be different if you are logged in. For me that wasn't true so I checked if maybe an IE11 quirk broke something. So I checked the dev console for errors. The rest is history...
Hah. I always wonder where people get some of the more detailed errors from.
@Bart I ran the W3C validator from the firefox developer toolbar to get the non-microsoft point-of-view...
10:15
@Scott: :) Thanks.
@Scott or you received a single upvote from someone else. Who knows
Sniff .... hmmm, fresh flags
And the world is safe once again
It is a sign that all other bugs are now resolved and they have time to fix the cosmetic issues...
@rene: oops, I pressed -1 first instead of +1, corrected.
although it is worrying that they do not have proper pre-commit QA in place.
I was just going to complain about unexplained downotes...
well, you still might.
11:14
@FinalContest It might be a case where the individual parts of html are valid only when combined brake the validation.
tell that to the SE QA team :)
it is more important an issue than a one case bug.
And those combination are made by the web-redaction team...
12:05
@rene nah, is just me being a bastard about it
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: PRINTER PROBLEM on askubuntu.com
 
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13:50
Hmm, not enough evidence for me
Yeah, but a fresh account with an empty profile always makes me suspicious
I don't get why we still allow new accounts. Just close the damn doors already
@rene too broad at very least
kp store seems like a legal site
@Braiam Yeah, but is commercial...so I can imagine this being a very clever spam post.
The post is removed anyway.
14:05
@rene they at very least don't get revenue from clicks
14:47
Hi. Someone commented "this doesn't answer the question." Can someone clarify?
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A: What happens if you answered a question, questioner says thanks, but didn't accept your answer as correct?

The WobbuffetSeeing that the populist is applicable to questions with one answer, you should go ahead and thank the user for giving you a golden badge if your has a 10 score, meaning that the quality of the answer was good enough to deserve it. If you're lucky, you might even get your reputation a year or so ...

How does that answer the question?
And it seems to misinterpret the populist badge.
Well he asks what should I do I answered do nothing
You upvoted h
Is comment :P
No I didn't.
The answer is unclear, seems to be wrong, and in my view doesn't answer the question. So I'm not sure what to tell you ... :)
14:53
Anyway, my answer is thank the user and do nothing. Does not that get on?
Nope
Well what I said about the populist badge is true, no?
I don't think so. It's only applicable if there is another answer which got accepted.
@TheWobbuffet no - it needs an accepted answer to exist :)
So your "is applicable to questions with one answer" doesn't seem correct to me
14:54
? I saw this in a comment somewhere, one sec
@TheWobbuffet if I authored that comment, it's sure to be wrong.
Its description is
"Highest scoring answer that outscored an accepted answer with score of more than 10 by more than 2x. This badge can be awarded multiple times."
How can you outscore an answer if you have written the only answer?
Well, Jon Skeet could, but that's just him
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Q: Badges for upvoted answers, but not accepted

Eat Å PeachWe have Tenacious and Unsung Hero badges for zero score accepted answers. Can we have something similar for answers with up-votes, but not accepted, especially when there are no other up-voted answers for the question. I like to wear my badges. UPDATE Ok, I've got four up-votes, but no convinc...

Look at the comment on the last answer
Maybe I shouldn't have listened to a comment :P
0 scored, I mean
I think he means that only one answer to the question will get the Populist badge.
That's what I mean...
Well, more than one answer per question can get a populist badge :)
Same way that > 1 can get nice/good/great answer badges
(just different criteria)
14:59
@JonClements But... the badge description says "highest scoring answer". That means that only one answer per question can get the badge.
Yeah, so my answer does not lie!
if the accepted answer is 11, then to get the badge someone needs to get 23
Wait
There needs to be an accepted answer in populist?
Doesn't stop two answers competing with each other, one getting a badge, one then overtaking the other
@TheWobbuffet yes.... the accepted answer has to have 11 at least
then the other answer has to have twice that plus one
So, the min is 11 for the accepted answer, and 23 for the other answer(s)
O
[Delete]
15:01
:D
So if the accepted answer is 11, then multiple other answers with 23+ can get it
Mmm
Does anyone know why people upvote more answers than questions?
Anyway, find a voted post with a score of 100 or more. I bet it has more than 20,000 views
What's the shadow den for?
@TheWobbuffet It's the room of @ShadowWizard. We play a Word Association Game in there.
15:35
@TheWobbuffet something like this
15:56
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword detected: famliy probalm Solution baba ji in +91 9950211818 on english.stackexchange.com
Umm
I don't understand!
How do you play?
@TheWobbuffet Just reply to the previous word.
What last word
The latest posted word.
Example?
You reply to the last person who posted and say something random?
16:03
No, not random, something associated.
Example: I post the word "smoke", then you can reply "detector".
Can I reply fire?
Of course!
16:04
Or "alarm" or whatever :)
I'll try the magic now
Are we allowed to reply to ourselves?
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Does a name count as a word?
yea, you can even use more than one word if it is a proper name
Yep
in Shadow's Den, Apr 10 at 12:02, by Shadow Wizard
============= New Rule =============
More than one word is allowed in the following cases:
1. Names (including brand names, e.g. Rolls Royce)
2. Terms
================================
That says it is allowed to use more than one word for a name, so names with one word are also allowed.
16:12
K
The rules should be in the desc
Are you allowed to reply what the person before that person said?
It might happen that two people reply at the same time, and then the latest word counts.
and the other person should delete
16:14
Can we reply a synonym?
Yes, because that's associated.
An antonym?
stop trying to make me say a swear @TheWobbuffet !
@TheWobbuffet Also allowed.
16:14
Yus!
Whats the opposite of "curse"?
Bless!
Today's Listening | Electronic / Experimental / Downtempo
@ProgramFOX No searching on google for words /synonyms/antonyms,etc should be allowed, that should be a rule if not already
@VotetoClose Umm... how would you check that?
@ProgramFOX If I use a really big word, I obviously cheated
16:19
eh, glad to see my Den is getting attention ;)
And why should it be disallowed? I don't see a problem in using Google.
my son arrived to the computer, will come later
@Bart ^
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: ANY CONNECTION? on physics.stackexchange.com
@ManishBot wat
16:29
@ManishBot Spam?
@hichris123 That OP lost connection with the real world...
A photo would help. — Brandon Enright 8 mins ago
lol
bigfoot.stackexchange.com
huehuehue
17:00
@hichris123 Wow, the nav links are really messed up in Chrome dev, hmm
@TimStone 'dev' usually means 'messed up'.
17:13
@TimStone You're right. Didn't realize that.
@Stijn: Belgium needs to play harder ...
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I would if I had 100 cvs per day :D
hey people
17:25
o/
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O_O
_o_
17:27
@TGMCians: I have an android for you to be closed.
@Cupcake you sure?
you can never be sure with Bart :D
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@Braiam about what?
sorry, that was Braiam, not Bart... oops.
@FinalContest ok, share
Still correct though @FinalContest. You can never be sure .... never .... MUWAHAHAHA
it is either duplicate, or too broad ... or unclear.
@TGMCians: is the OP asking about general linkage + android -> too broad.
is it about linkage only? -> duplicate
is it only about Android -> unclear.
hmm reading
we have a C/C++ linkage issue every day ... wait, 5-10 every day. :D
@Cupcake check the q again
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17:33
@Braiam which question?
@Cupcake click the small arrow... :/
@FinalContest duplicate, it is about linkage only
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@Braiam oh right, checking...
Laszlo : closed
17:35
done
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@Braiam this makes a better canonical stackoverflow.com/questions/6106137/…
@TGMCians: Laszlo is here again? :D
@Cupcake exactly ;)
@FinalContest apparently
haha
17:37
j/k, thanks.
poor YCS, got downvoted again to oblivion without actually commenting on his technical part as opposed to the "tone".
wait, is YCS unsuspended?
Nah. He posted on Meta SE
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Q: Why people feel no shame nowadays?

Your Common SenseExamples provided in this question are rather belong to meta@stackoverflow, as to comprehend them some programming knowledge is required. But, due to obvious reasons, I cannot post there - so, here is the only place where I can ask. After all, it's about people, not programming. So, why people f...

wait, is YCS not suspended network-wide?
Nope
how many upvotes did he gather?
17:41
Rants are habitually downvoted and this definitely reads like a rant.
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@FinalContest 7
Admiting to having bypassed a suspension by posting elsewhere probably didn't help either
Meh, don't much care about that. It's not necessarily an SO-only issue he's trying to address.
That section can simply be removed.
I saw it having +2 score, but it is nice to see the community does not modulo downvote him for raising good points in "bad tone", whatever that is.
17:44
Who says that the majority of downvotes is because of the tone?
It's more than a "bad tone". When people say "bad tone", they're being polite. He's ranting so much, he rains spittle on the front row.
"This comment is not eligible for voting..." -> LOL
> Say, let's take [someone] ... Why do they press "report to mods" button?
dahekk ?
It's locked @FinalContest
17:45
A shame. He does good works.
ah, perhaps it is because it got locked.
now that is silly.
That's sounds like an unfounded accusation. Not to mention the button is misnamed for no apparent reason.
@Bart: Yes.
@MichaelPetrotta I've said it before, he sometimes has great points, but they are lost in the noise.
17:46
@MichaelPetrotta: well, I do not like others' tone so what?
I will still focus on the valid point instead.
tone is relative.
pink or purple?
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps title: WDS OR RANGE EXTENDER? on networkengineering.stackexchange.com
Well done @FinalContest. The community however shows time and time again that they don't appreciate it. If you then do not adjust to get your message heard ...
Again, it's not tone, @FinalContest. If someone jumps up in my face in a bar, pounds on my chest, and tells me my shoe is untied, should I be appreciative?
@Bart: what I am trying to say is that people cannot step over cultural differences to be objective.
Not really a cultural difference though @FinalContest. I don't buy that. It's common sense at some point. Not "his" apparently.
17:48
95-99% of the people do not even try to address the main point.
@Bart: it is cultural differences.
your "friendly tone" would be odd in the Linux kernel because they have different background and tradition, and they like it that way.
@FinalContest no
"tone" is relative.
I'm surprised to see this stance come from you though @FinalContest. To me you are from the very beginning the "be gentle" guy. Tone was something you objected to time and time again ...
@MichaelPetrotta: wrestlers like that :D
@MichaelPetrotta: but in all honesty, that is an exaggeration.
@Bart: do not be surprised, even I have the limits.
:-)
Hah
17:51
nah, seriously, I prefer friendliness, and YCS can be friendly, too, but the people to whom he is referring to is annoying, continously annoying... I am yet to see someone with infinite patient, and to be honest, it is not bad to say to strongly opinionated incorrect guys that they are completely wrong if they do not get it otherwise.
double "to". Sorry, but it annoys me.
The major issue I have with him though is not so much his tone, but the fact that because of that he shoots himself in his foot time and time again. The guy has a point every now and then, puts in great effort, is a brilliant contributor if he wants to be, but screws himself far too often.
YCS is strange.
I think the community screws itself instead ;-)
They are dismissing critical issues because of some relative "tone".
well, community is 2/3 in this case.
Honestly, there are people who feel oh-so-clever for cheating the system for rep - as long as the Q&As themselves stay high quality I don't really care that much.
17:54
I have seen pretty much every old timer here writing "OK, I am out..." in complete desperation to help a newbie.
People answering things they don't understand is really annoying.
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It's a lot more annoying than dumb questions
it is equally annoying to me, but yes.
Especially if they present it like fact
the guy is smiling and having happy life to destruct the content we are doing are best with to make it top quality.
@BenjaminGruenbaum that's when we farm the chat for downvotes
17:55
no one even bothered to downvote it after YCS' attention.
he gets the upvotes and all that for a complete silly answer. :(
@JanDvorak chat helps, but I think it should be easier to 'contend' an answer and get more peer review to it
he fixed the answer, though, didn't he?
he should have deleted it in the first place and feel ashamed, apologize, etc.
@BenjaminGruenbaum interesting idea; not sure it'll pass, though
@FinalContest Harakiri
17:57
twice!
@JanDvorak abuse potential = infinity
@FinalContest I upvoted YCS's answer and downvoted the other one
@BenjaminGruenbaum yeah. Socks
A lot of people dislike YCS though, he can be very abusive and not nice sometimes - in most tags I participate we have enough positive people to not care about that sort of thing but in PHP I think he might be really missed.
Also - I have no idea why he got banned but I assume it's not for the rant. I also assume it's far from the first time he gets banned since he is a repeat offender
A lot of his answers are not answers, though, but comments.
Yep, those were problematic

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