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These ads have been reported and the possible funnel closed. OpenX was contacted and they have addressed the issue. Please let me know if you see them again.
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According to the Imgur API documentation the s suffix actually means "small square" not
"small thumbnail". This means the image is cropped to fit into a small square. You probably want
to use the t suffix which only resizes the image.
Here's the complete documentation on suffixes:
There are 6 total thumbnails that an image can be resized to. Each one ...
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We'd theorized that links taste better when blue, a subtle effect caused by a mental association with fake blueberry flavorings. But we were wrong. Instead, we got a pungent cyanobacteria aroma.
The original link color has been restored. Details on Meta Stack Exchange
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No, that kind of questions is very clearly off topic.
We are primarily cooks here. Our common interest is food. We can not give medical advice, in fact, many questions of the “Is X healthy?” type are not answerable for medical professionals.
The types of questions we will accept here are:
Questions with a limited scope and measurable, scientifically ...
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If you see a good post in the Low Quality review queue, simply click "Looks OK".
Posts can be placed in the Low Quality review queue automatically by the system based on various heuristics, or by another user flagging them. It takes more "Looks OK" than "Recommend deletion" votes to remove it from the queue.
Some such reviews are review audits, automated ...
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We have always stayed away from medical advice and answers that are offering a diagnosis or home remedies fall flatly into the “off topic, medical advice” category.
The question per se is borderline and can be interpreted differently. Some physiological effects can be influenced by cooking and preparation methods (e.g. beans and gas), and questions like that ...
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No, it's not broken. See the page you linked about "privileges: set bounties":
The reputation you're using for the bounty is immediately and irreversibly deducted from your reputation.
The user must have had 121 reputation. The minute he placed the bounty, it dropped to 21.
Note that the bounty points are forfeited whether you award the bounty or not....
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Alas, that was not intentional but rather an oversight on my part.
Should be fixed now.
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It has been happening specifically to this thread (perhaps my post more than others, I don't know, but I do know that it has been happening to other posts on the same thread too). I have rejected a dozen or more spammy vandalism attempts in the past week or ten days, at least three or four times just today. It's really getting annoying. SAJ tried protecting ...
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I'm particularly fond of the third suggestion: make "m" the default size.
I'm not sure if this is unique to mobile Firefox, or to my Galaxy S4, but I invariably have to change the image size in posts to the "m" size in order to see all the text.
As you can see from the screenshot below, not only is the large image cropped to the right, but the text too!
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This problem no longer applies as there have been significant styling changes on that page.
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The link is there, and it is a brownish-reddish-orange after being clicked. Not a very high contrast, but it is visible, and even better visible for people who haven't been there and clicked it yet.
This is a blown up version of the link after it has been clicked.
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That's just how it's always looked when you make a link on an image. The dotted line is the same as for text links, except for some reason displaced a line below the image. I agree it doesn't look great, and I'd love if they fixed it, but it's not a total accident.
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You already did :)
Meta is not used only for decisions on the site scope and similar - it is for any kind of meta-level discussion about the main site. Bug reports also go on it, in the form of a new question.
You also correctly used the bug tag, which is automatically followed by the company developers. So it will get seen not only by us, but by the people ...
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Don't know if this should be a comment, as I don't come to meta often, but I just saw this question again after however long, and... I don't really get why my answer was deleted. I suggested trying other varieties of peppers, stated I have an allergy, and offered a relatively low-risk way to figure out whether or not a given food would provoke the same ...
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The even simpler approach is to use either a custom flag where you can suggest a target site, a custom close reason, or just close as off-topic.
The number of migration candidates is so small that moderator flags are not causing any overload issues for the moderator team. As a side note we often double-check with the moderator team of the target site whether ...
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I think this makes sense, even if it's not the most clear language: it's saying that you raised that type of flag (a close-vote-ish flag) already, not that specific one. It's not telling mods you raised both of those flags, don't worry.
And you can't vote to close a question for two different reasons, so it's pretty consistent that you also can't flag it ...
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Yes, this behavior is intentional.
The asker of a closed question may still accept an answer.
Quoted from the answer on What is a "closed" or “on hold” question?.
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This should be addressed now by the Bigger, Blacker Bar.
Only top voted, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible