Na ja, ich verstehe jetzt immerhin, was los ist (unterschiedliche Interpretation des Fehlerhinweises), insofern hat es sich gelohnt. Zu einer einheitlichen Interpretation werden wir wohl nicht mehr finden.
@Takkat: I never said that you added something. You massively deleted. Now I counted it: You deleted 70.3% of all words (45 out of 64, leaving 19) or 70.0% of all characters (219 out of 313, leaving 94; white characters not counted). It was before: »I wanted to post this as an comment. This was wrong in Huberts Answer [quote] it should be [corrected quote]« After all your edits it now is: »[corrected quote]«. So by deleting all the context you turned something, that was part of a correction, into something that NOW (but never before) looks like an answer. But it never was an answer — Hubert Schölnast5 mins ago
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pointed out two minor errors in another answer to the same question
said how to fix these errors
Here's the question at the time of writing that ...
We currently have a long and vivid discussion about a newbie answer that
said it was written as an answer for lack of reputation to write a comment
pointed out two minor errors in another answer to the same question
said how to fix these errors
Here's the question at the time of writing that ...
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