I've been thinking about this all week, and doing a bit of research... Here are my current thoughts:
"if you're allowed to comment on a post, you're allowed to flag comments on that post, too." - this is subtly different from what's proposed in the title, but it's an important difference and I ...
Somehow I found the Facebook Stackoverflow site, with the icon being the regular Stack Overflow icon with a facebook icon on top of it:
Is it an easter egg? If so, how does it differ from the original Stack Overflow site?
We use imgur for image hosting, so if you want to use the direct upload feature, that's really your only option.
Gravatar is still supported, but take note that this exposes a MD5 hash of the email you've given to Gravatar:
To get there, go to your profile by clicking your avatar on the top ...
As now, it is somehow unclear if a rule does even exist officially.
Let me explain. From an external viewpoint, I am not aware of any official comment by the staff that would prove the existence of a written "style guide" that regulate the use of words like "....[pony]", using "hoof" instead of ...
Back in late Spring, we posted “Stack Overflow Isn’t Very Welcoming. It’s Time for That to Change.” We know it’s all too common for companies to announce they really want to do a thing, and then… not much happens. So, it is time to share the work we’ve been doing behind the scenes and how our team of data scientists, developers, long term community managers, and UX specialists will continue iterating on our plans for the future.
This new workflow should help new askers craft questions more successfully with less stress. Each step gathers specific input that’s generally needed to help answerers. …
