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Mar
29
awarded  Yearling
Mar
24
comment Where is the OP of this question?
I have a feeling that if this question was asked on this site 6-7 years ago, it would have been massively up-voted by this time. You see those kinds of question every now and then.
Mar
13
comment Is it possible to filter the 'Hot Network Posts' tab?
I've always been thinking that I want this to, but I'm to lazy to write a meta post about it.
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
@Servy How about "To include additional information only found in comments, so all of the information relevant to the post is contained in one place."? That is clearly about adding new information. If I had added my contextual explanation as a comment, would it be ok for someone else to later edit it into the answer?
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
@MikeMcCaughan Then there is "If you are not comfortable with the idea of your contributions being collaboratively edited by other trusted users, this may not be the site for you."
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
Thank you for explaining how you saw it, it's helps a bunch in understanding this.
Nov
16
accepted What is wrong with this edit?
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
@Oldskool, hey look at that, that single sentence seem to be differing from these two different sources.
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
stackoverflow.com/help/editing: "To include additional information only found in comments, so all of the information relevant to the post is contained in one place." Would it have been ok if I added this new information into a comment and then edited it into the answer?
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
Oh, this is news to me. Is this documented somewhere?
Nov
16
comment What is wrong with this edit?
What what, edits are about improving the "presentation", and not the content?
Nov
16
asked What is wrong with this edit?
Nov
5
comment Is it wrong to try to draw attention to a post I feel should be closed?
If the question has so few views, why bother with speedy handling?
Jul
2
awarded  Yearling
Jun
24
comment Why are there so many upvotes for this question?
@TLama It doesn't hurt, it's just frustrating to see disagreement without any explanation for what lies behind. But now I have some so thanks! My opinion is by the way that we should do nothing with the question because it valuable, on topic and concrete, even if it's more complex than most other questions here.
Jun
24
comment Why are there so many upvotes for this question?
A bunch of downvotes but no comments?
Jun
23
answered Why are there so many upvotes for this question?
Apr
28
awarded  Yearling
Mar
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awarded  Scholar
Mar
30
accepted What is the stance on “please find my bug”-questions?
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