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thank you
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Advanced SpecFlow: 4 Ways for Handling Parameters Properly[^]
Deeksha is already editing it, I suppose she will fix it, but...
Is it something wrong with the feed mechanism? The author of this one has a lot of apportations and I find it strange that he post using that format.
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The aggregator just does its best and then we pat it on the head and it chases its tail a bit more before running into the wall. He's not a perfect little guy but he's our little guy.
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Recently, I posted a Tip/Tick, and then took a nap while it was being reviewed. During this time, one of the reviewers posted a question in the area reserved for the review period. However, by the time I woke up again, the article had been approved, and the question had been deleted. The only way I know about the question is from the automatic e-mail I received. I would like to answer it, but there is now nowhere to do so. It would not make sense as a comment in the article's forum without the question to give it context, plus not sure that the questioner would see it.
Oh, and @Nelek[^] , to answer you now. I am working on an article all about the Windows Property System, which is where that Tip originated. Once I have finished the coding for that, it will be a full article.
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Mick
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Unfortunately the approval system is designed to remove comments posted on it during the approval process because 90% of the time they are suggestions for improvement, and it would be cruel to authors who make it over that hurdle to keep outdated criticisms on there.
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Sorry... wrong "reply"
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Can't you go back and answer into the revisions, they keep the board? I have used the workaround a couple of times. But right now not sure if in this concrete case would work.
Tell me which article, I'll check.
And... nice to know 
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The revisions are on board, but the messages aren't. You suggested I give the Tip When a File is not a File[^] more info, and make it a full-on article. It is just a small part of the Windows Property System class library I am working on, so a full article is coming on that. I'm a tad slow these days, so may be a couple of weeks away yet.
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You are right, they are gone. I could access them from my rep history or from the versions history of the articles. Nevermind... I got your message
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Raphael.JS: Draw circle based on mouse move[^] needs help with the format of the code snippet. Since it is almost the only content of the post.
Besides... what is it doing in the Azure IoT contest? (See editorial note)
I don't see any connection to IoT at all.
To be honest... I have already given my "poor quality" vote.
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Getting started with NativeScript[^]. Ugly yellow bar within each code snippet.
About the content I say nothing, not my thema
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Better now.
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Sean Ewington
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Thanks.
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I've edited on and removed the remaining. No, they were not sufficient to be published.
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Thanks Chris
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Angular2 & WebApi (SPA) for Enterprise App - Part 6 - RESTful & WebApi[^]
This is a last installment of a series of which only the first part may be considered as an article (and only after editing/formatting). All the others are not more than a tip and not even too good for that...
Maybe we should ask the author to combine those into one - meaningful - article?
Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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Sir, I have submitted my article two times but why its content is deleted , i have not understood yet. i posted it with maximum accuracy and when i uploaded the downloaded content successfully they show errors. why this is happening with me. Even my article rated 4/5 stars by people after that it is deleted i am shocked. is there any problem with my article or content. Please reply about the problem of showing 404 error after a successful upload of content. if this is going to continue then i am deleting my code project account. At-least you should tell about the insufficient information of my article. It is not right that you delete my article just saying that it is insufficient.
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When an article is deleted, you should have received an email detailing why it was removed. Unfortunately, I cannot comment as to why it was deleted as I haven't seen it but it normally takes community votes to remove articles so there must have been some reason that sufficient people thought it needed removing.
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You have not answered all about my questions. Well, if people thought that they want to remove articles after reading and voting it 4 out of 5 then we should remove or delete code project account because it is not useful any more and there are so many reason that we can't stay here. finally this is not the single publishing website for coding... thank you and good bye...
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I didn't answer your question because I don't know exactly why it was deleted. I will say that just because some people voted it 4 or 5 doesn't mean that everyone will like your article. It could be that people thought you had plagiarised the article, as an example, and removed it because of that reason. You will have received an email informing you that it has been removed and why. Start by finding and reading that.
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Check your email a second time, you should have one from CP that explains that a few members here voted your article as not appropriate...
After reading it I can tell that it is a nothing... Except some images and code dump it contains nothing...
Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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I am attempting to update my article but clicking on the 'Save Draft' button does not save any of the changes I make to the article. This occurs while using FireFox, IE11 and Chrome. The 'Save Draft' button is unresponsive when I click it when using FireFox. When using IE11 and Chrome, the 'Save Button' appears to 'depress' when I click it but does not save any edits I've made to the article. Any idea of why I am unable to save my edits?
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Are you ticking the box that says, "I have read and agree to the contributor's agreement?"
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Sean Ewington
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I am not trying to publish my revisions/edits but rather only wish to save the draft of the article while I continue to work on it. This is something I've been able to do many times before without having to click on the box you referred to. But, for what it is worth, it makes no difference if I check/tick this box - the 'Save Draft' button is still non-responsive.
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