To me it doesn't look like spam, they are actually trying to help the users by pointing them to the support site for that product. Thanks for pointing it out. No need to spam flag, I'll take care of it
@Unihedron not yet decided yet. I'm looking through the posts still. Spam flags carry harsh penalties and we don't throw them on non-gucci hand0bag posts
Oh come on. So if I say "I think this might be caused by ..." when I'm not 100% able to establish it, I should make it a comment rather than an answer?
@bluefeet No, I can help the site in other things which I have a better understanding of. Doing something I don't understand isn't useful, so I stopped.
@DroidDev no, it's significantly different. If you don't favorite, you don't get notified about any of the comments /updates of the answers. A lot of relevant discussion takes place in the comments below the answers.
@Vogel612'sShadow It's extremely useful. How will you know if an answerer adds another paragraph to their answer, or a discussion is going on under one of the answers?
because I spend my time on other sites and things apart from SE. I visit my profile page once in a while, and I like to see all the information there on a single page
I have reserved the favorite tab for the questions I like, questions, that have knowledge which I'd like to take everywhere with me, from my office to my home or anywhere else. So that I can just login to SO account and see something code related that I like
Step #1: Google "android ffmpeg". Step #2: Look for a promising hit. Step #3: read it. Step #4: repeat until you have figured it out. — Stephen C2 mins ago
I was under the impression that Stack Overflow was a forum, or a forum-like object.
And if it is not a forum: Why isn't it? What defines a forum?
