You ask:
how do you think we can change things so our primary concern becomes giving a good answer?
I noticed you use the word 'good'. If one of our primary concerns is giving good answers (which, btw, it is), we will need a way to keep up the quality of the answers. If we don't, we'll get ...
A lot. An absurd amount. More than you think you are capable of. In fact, asking a question on Stack Overflow is the absolute last thing you ever want to do. You want to avoid it at all costs. You want to think of it as a horrible shame1 that will forever haunt you and pass down from you to your ...
I've tried clicking it with both my mouse and my track pad or on a phone but it really doesn't work, as it doesn't show that the comment has any score at all when I open the post in a new tab.
What's the best framework for creating mock objects in Java? Why? What are the pros and cons of each framework?
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The current user-profile page shows the badges/numbers looking like this:
Here is a similar view of the top-bar:
I think the vertical alignment of the badges in the user-profile view should match that of the top-bar.
Tested on:
Chrome 39.0.2171.95 m
Firefox 34.0.5
Internet Explorer 11.0....
If a user makes an edit to a tag wiki that subsequently becomes orphaned, the activity entries on their profile are left looking a bit broken. For example, this user's suggested edit activity shows the following:
I believe that it used to say something like "orphaned wiki" in the marked sectio...