I realized it when I tested my answer to be sure it really works (you know, just in case) using the profile editor on MSE and then I had an edit suggested showing the confirmation dialog... and then I remembered that the profile editor on MSE used to ask for confirmation to save the changes I mad...
From my answer to the question you linked to:
A concern with allowing voting in the Low Quality queue specifically is that you're not viewing answers in the context of other answers, or a question in the context of its answers. You're never able to vote in these circumstances normally - it's ...
I noticed a flaw that applies only to new users or users with few to no upvotes, and low reputation. By exploiting the fact that reputation doesn't go below one, one could theoretically get undeserved reputation. There are many variations that could be applied, but one of them is this. A user ask...
Well, it is not really efficient, but gives some reps (tried two days ago, only 41 reps :-) ).
I have, for example, 50 accepted answers. And 101 reps (because of some bountying).
I offer 100 rep bounty, unaccept and accept answers again. I am again at 101 reps. Yoyo.
Actually, aim of this post...
I'm not sure this is that much of an issue.
It requires a significant level of investment on the part of the site abuser, and it's not really all that much reputation anyway. While the potential is there to create sockpuppets for voting purposes, that's something moderators can catch and deal w...
TL;DR Does it make sense to establish (or at least test) new review queues at sites other than Stack Overflow?
As far a I understand, answer to above question is not quite straightforward:
This is all pretty much tailored to the needs of Stack Overflow... Not that this precludes using it els...
Currently, the Frequently Asked Questions list on the Meta homepage looks like this:
But the very first question on that list isn't tagged with faq at all!
Is this a bug, or can questions without the special tag appear in that list?
When flagging an answer that is grayed-out because it has a score of -3 or lower, the flag dialog is also grayed-out. If you drag it over a non-grayed-out answer, it appears semi-transparent. The same is true when you flag a comment on a grayed-out answer.
This looks like a regression of The ...
The PDF in question is linked to from this question in the form of a drive.google.com link. Judging by the sample newsletter, the question was included in the newsletter you received.
Gmail autodetects Google Drive links, and adds them as friendly attachments*.. which causes crazy in this...
