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For a post that was intended primarily to address one of the concerns raised (repeatedly) in the previous discussion, this sure has kicked up a lot of dust. I got to talking with a few people in chat earlier, and they... Kinda seemed surprised by a few things that I thought were o...
I just rejected a spam edit on a post today and out of curiosity decided to check the history of that post. It turns out that same post has been the target of repeated spam edit attempts in the past. Looking back at some other rejected edits in the history for other posts I see similar things hav...
I am against the changing of the reputation required to downvote. (Upvote if you believe this)
Do not downvote this answer! We want it so users who can't see upvotes and downvotes can still work out the correct percentages.
oh hey look at that, the two negative CWs are deleted
So let me get this right... You want to have the right to voice your opinion on this site, for doing diddly squat, simply because you have the association bonus on other sites? — Quill1 min ago
I mean, they're useful if you really want to encourage edits, but that's rare. They're ok if you just don't want to deal with rep-effects, but most people aren't consistent about that either.
So many interesting questions get asked on Stack Overflow and then immediately closed (or worse yet, closed and re-opened for days on end) because they're subjective, argumentative, and fundamentally unanswerable due to our lack of omniscience: without the ability to see into the future and/or kn...
Interesting. They can algorithmically tell which questions should go through the Low Quality queue, so why don't they put up a road block before the question even gets fully posted?
Score: 55
Title: Inline VS external
What are the benefits and drawbacks of inline scripts in html and externally stored scripts?
tags: inline external html
I've been stuck with this question for ages. I got asked it by a mate a couple days back and i really couldn't give him an answer. I'd like to know so I can let him know and to know for myself. What are the benefits and drawbacks of inline scripts in html and externally stored scripts?
> Hey dude, 200_success thinks you suck. He says there is no "trying" only "doneing". Guy thinks he's Yoda or something; change some words so he doesn't kill you.
Seriously though, "I'm trying" is a lightning rod for close votes and skeptical comments. Might as well avert that if the question could be better worded in the first place.
The problem is folks' fear and potentially trying to hide where they got code as a result of fear. Boogiemen not so much real monsters.
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Am I hearing this right, I think my subconscious is hearing this: (I am a troll, I think one of the most elite ones & trust me, the best career for an elite troll on meta is to joining SE if you can so you have mod++ power so you can troll to your heart content using socks never get question banned)
@Shog9 a while. Or maybe never. I'm really not sure it'll accomplish anything (read: me chatting with you probably has more of an effect than me shouting to the crowds of meta who can't do a thing about anything I would say).
Hey, I've been busy writing a userscript to tunnel requests into SEDE from the post editor so that I can just write queries inline instead of having to keep all these tabs open.
I am against the changing of the reputation required to downvote. (Upvote if you believe this)
Do not downvote this answer! We want it so users who can't see upvotes and downvotes can still work out the correct percentages.
I've been stuck with this question for ages. I got asked it by a mate a couple days back and i really couldn't give him an answer. I'd like to know so I can let him know and to know for myself. What are the benefits and drawbacks of inline scripts in html and externally stored scripts?
