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Martin Sleziak
Martin Sleziak
5:07 AM
It seems that the above is just an experiment by a user to see whether their message(s) will be flagged and or removed.
in Math Mods' Office, 2 hours ago, by Kim Song
It is so bad that our moderating system for chat rooms is so vulnerable towards simplest forms of spamming! :-(
 
 
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Martin Sleziak
Martin Sleziak
3:26 PM
This question has started close/reopen war on the main and lead also to some drama on meta:
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Q: Getting 2016.20162016...to infinity after dividing

Scott RichardsonDividing 2240000/1111 seems to give 2016.20162016... to infinity. That is, 2016 keeps repeating. Can someone please tell me what the chances of this surprising effect is? Thank you!

decimal-expansion
If we have a good duplicate target, then it could be closed as a duplicate. I guess that they might be less objections to closing as a duplicate.
Do we have a good choice for a duplicate target?
 

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