@Hugo The point was that I can escalate this to the Community Team, and you'd likely get the same reply in 6-8 weeks: To delete your MSE account and later recreate it, as there's only 1 question attached to it. Your choice, self-deletion is faster.
@mag Want to tell what exactly you're doing there now?
Oh heck. I got like ten badges (Excavator plus Yearling) from editing links to a website whose maintainer didn't set up a redirect from the old host.
I'm not sure how many badges exactly, because there doesn't seem to be a way to show more of the global achievements inbox than the little that the pulldown shows.
@Snow good. The OP of that telephony question posted a comment and I went looking for stuff they could have meant, found it, wrote a comment, added links (also so you could update your answer), posted my comment but they already deleted their comment, making mine stale. Meh. You didn't miss much.
@Shadow10YearsWizard Fitbit... you know, that 'smart' watch that allows Bill Gates to track your every movement? I got one so I didn't need to get a covid vaccine.
@Shadow10YearsWizard Seems like someone who just wants to ask questions for the sake of asking questions. Smells like they simply tried to find a subject that wasn't really covered by any stack and asked it - probably think that they're helping in a strange kind of way.
@Snow Nice! I have a few craft groups on Facebook still, but I'm mostly just browsing the newest patterns on Ravelry lately. The groups are okay if you just look at the pictures and don't read the posts :P
@Tinkeringbell I used to get those sort of IMs; deliver packages for a hundred each, buy XYZ for cheap, etc. Difficult to say whose on the other end, just trouble.
@Tinkeringbell Would you like to hear about this position we have open?
And then it's invariably one of a) poorly paid, b) something I have no interest or experience in c) some startup or d) an actually interesting position, but I'm employed now and not looking to switch so why on earth do you contact me.
@mag Mine weren't even that... Mine were 'We're looking for a female to fill this position' where 'position' wasn't even remotely related to the stuff I put on my LinkedIn profile.
@Luuklag well, anchors to answers often do exactly this: throwing me in random place, where I have to look for the answer, or keep reloading and praying the anchor will work. But I always thought it's Chrome getting old and wonky (with age, old features break, it's natural), so didn't post bug report.
@Luuklag after some thought, it might be the images fault. When the HTML itself is loaded, there are only placeholders for the images, with fixed height. Then when the images actually load and displayed, the page "jumps" to make room for them.
Solution is to pre-load all images, but... might make us wait for the content as well.
