@rene eh. swapping to a standard dialect of commonmark's a pretty major quality of life thing + would make things easier. Also, it would be a fairly major bit of development that is very visible , which isn't a bad thing
that said, I think there's no great reason to bring it up till the move to .net core happens
As both Jeff and balpha invested time in Common Mark I assume they both saw the value to have a standard to work from. Its planning and implementation went Jeff style, 6 to 8 weeks is all it takes ;)
Happy to announce that ability to retract a comment flag is now live network-wide. If you can flag a comment, then you can retract that flag.
It works in a similar way to post flag retractions - click on the activated flag, and confirm in the resulting modal that you would like to retract the fl...
@MetaAndrewT. think it's all @Megan's doing. :)
(not personally, she tells the devs what to fix/add)
And that we should be just one thing and good at it rather than several things and doing a mediocre job
I have used some search strings but to no avail, but it seems the right way to tackle "why u no accept question" questions problem . . . thing on meta is this
@Olivia but stack overflow is a trillian dollar company like Apple, Microsoft, Google. They probably dont need ads to make revenue as its already high. — Pratik21 secs ago
Been a while going outside on the weekend for real...
@ShadowTheDragonWizard ah, good, kind of surprised when I clicked on my pending flag, now 1000% supercharged with showing the comment flag dialog again...
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@JourneymanGeek i don't know what it is with humans and fires. Some wild fires capture most of southeast Asia, and that guy who decided to "go out" and set fire to some forest
When I ask such questions, I always think, "if someone did this to me, would I be OK with it?" And if the answer is "yes", I do it. But I always forget to consider the fact that my "OK" thresholds aren't necessarily the same as others'.
@JourneymanGeek Well, ideally it would be two Leave Open reviews while it stays in the queue, only to be dequeued on closure or one more person saying Leave Open
But that's true
I don't know, I just have my opinions. For instance, I believe that mods shouldn't treat their binding powers as if they were just normal votes and carefully consider if they really want to make a binding vote.
My initial question was prompted by my assuming you were following that, and choosing to make a binding review after consideration. So I asked you why you did, to see what the special reason was for opting to do that.
My behavior is simple. I have lots of stuff I need to do. I make the best decision I can make based off the information I have, trusting that the community will take up the slack if I'm wrong
@SonictheAnonymousHedgehog Not that I see (still have it open in a tab). I definitely agree that it's spammy. It was probably spam. I was mainly wondering if there were indications beyond just that it wasn't related to the question. Mostly, because it looks like a "I like your post. Check [this one] out" type of wording, but not something we're currently detecting.
@JourneymanGeek Very true. Figuring out that some linked site/page has nothing to do with a question/answer is definitely non-trivial from a programming POV.