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I mean most of the members here for learning & programming on perticular. Suppose someone has problem c# multidimensional array practice then S/he can request to author to write on this topic and also other member can get that article.
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That is already covered in the forums and Q&A.
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I don't think you understand what an article is, or just how much work is involved in writing one.
Generally speaking, an article will take anything between a day to a month (or even longer) of solid work to write, polish, and publish - and everyone who writes articles is a volunteer. That mean they fit it in around work and life commitments, they do not get paid to write them. Which means that the "lead time" to publish an article can be months or even years. That's not practical for you as the consumer who needs help with a specific topic such as multidimensional arrays - your final exam will be over before you get to read it!
I don't personally think it would be a popular and useful extension to the site. Plus, it would immediately be abused by idiots who want their homework done; and we get enough of them in QA already ...
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Writing a comment e.g. in Q/A and press "Submit": It does not Show the comment after "Submit"... leads to reposting also from other expririenced users 
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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We were doing updates at around the time you reported this, so some comments may have failed for a brief time.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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... and shown correct after refresh page, only for Information
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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See above. (and thanks for the report)
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Thank you for rply. Nope the issue is older than one year and not related to "above". Sorry for that 
It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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In this question C# division by zero for doubles - comvisible - infinity vs. Dividebyzeroexception[^]I entered the title
C# division by zero for doubles - COMVisible - Infinity vs. DivideByZeroException
which will be shown as
C# division by zero for doubles - comvisible - infinity vs. Dividebyzeroexception
Not a big thing, but I think caps should not be adjusted automatically/randomly...
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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I was pretty sure I posted a "Pointless" response to the survey, not the one that is there. Was it removed or did I have a senior moment and didn't actually post it.
It was along the lines of an honest person would not but a dishonest person would lie in the survey so the question is pointless.
BTW the above observation also invalidates @ChrisMaunders observation of the morals of the members.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Are you accusing our survey of not being the pinnacle of scientific rigour?!
As to the señor moment, I can't comment.
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Chris Maunder
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...both by the same member: Member 13409396 - Professional Profile[^]
(The answer was to his own question).
The reason I deleted it was it was somehow causing an automatic redirect to an invalid home page and bookmarking something, and while I managed to kill the question redirect with ESC and editing, I couldn't do anything with the answer.
I don't think it was malicious - it seemed to be "normal" PHP code - but I couldn't get messages to him (no buttons) and it's his only posts to the site. Could someone have a quiet word and explain about code blocks and why his question was deleted?
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Or better yet, fix the XSS bug that lets a QA post execute code. 
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My email is confirmed but not updated in my settings and also can not sign in with the confirmed email please solve this bug(if any)
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If you can't sign in, how did you post this?
Are you saying that you are trying to change your email and the new one confirms OK but doesn't "take" so the old email works and the new one doesn't? Or is this on a separate account?
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Trying to report this spam message[^], but it doesn't have the "report" flag.
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It seems to be very common that articles/blogs/tips with obvious problems with formatting, image locations, content etc. get approved. Latest example Step by Step CRUD Operation using Web API2 & MVC 6
Just a question, if the reports for an article (while in moderation) are not weighed, should they be? Could this help so that incomplete articles would not get approved too easily?
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I accidentally double-clicked the Post Message button (here)[^]. In days gone by, I'd get an error that it was already posted. This time, no error message and it counted twice for points (Yipee!). Only actually posted once.
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Worked even better for this post - got credited 3x.
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Don't worry. I double-clicked SPAM so that should balance your points out.
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Message Removed
modified 12-Sep-17 9:42am.
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In Main.min.css...
You're setting contrast1-border twice. I think you wanted to set contrast2-border instead.
It's near the top of the file, after the place where you set theme 1, 2 and 3.
Also, the font size for <h1> and <h2> are the same at 29, while <h3> is 19. Seems to me <h2> should be 24. In point of fact, The font sizes should probably be percentages of the body's font size. I was playing around and determined that if you left the font size at 14, you could start at 200% for h1, and go down 20% for each subsequently smaller header.
Finally, the font-weights for headers in articles would (I think) look better if they were set to 400.
Can we override styles in articles?
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modified 11-Sep-17 14:54pm.
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Your 'solutions' are voted down for a reason you don't understand (really?). Somebody else votes up all those answers for a reason I don't understand. You post a gripe here suggesting some kind of abuse is occurring. The Q&A seems to be operating normally.
Peter Wasser
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