Sometimes, when accessing the Meta site, a user ends up in a redirect loop. This is because the Meta site link uses HTTP, while HTTPS is really needed. This bug should really be fixed, as it's keeping people out of Meta.

In regards to this question: What tricks can I use to increase my concentration on a boring topic? And related to this previous discussion: What is a lifehack? Does lifehacks involve psychology in any way? Is it on-topic to ask for help in getting motivation, or staying focused, or awake, or an...

Yes, it already says how to make blockqotes like this. However, I have noticed the lack of help how to make in-line quotes like this. If you are wondering what the help bar is, it is the How to format Section that you see when typeing a question.

In the continuing saga of trying to define what a lifehack is (What is a lifehack?). We've had a few questions where the answer has been extremely simple. For example: Question: What is the best method of cleaning up broken glass? Solution: You use a broom, or vacuum, and sweep or suck it al...

We have a tag for domestic-hacks with no definition. Currently the questions that use this tag are: Is there a way to remove a stripped screw from a hard drive? How can I eat an apple without getting sticky? How to remove mould (fungus) from clothes? How do I unscrew a rusted bolt/screw? ...

Many SE sites have their own specific & meaningful designs on upvote/downvote arrows, fonts, header images, etc. I love Gaming, Christianity, travel etc.. I think these are designed by SE team may with be with outside designers. I would like to know if there are anyways to give suggestions to SE...

That is the title of this site in the header of the mobile version. I would think it should instead read as follows: Lifehacks Stack Exchange Meta

The question that has made me think about this is What is an inexpensive and non-electric way to warm my sheets before getting in them? If you look at the edit history, I initially posted an answer to the question before any edits were made. Then after I had left the question, OP added a constra...

I don't think any user could make a case to keep both synonyms as separate tags. I propose that clothes be made a synonym of clothing.

Current icon is quite meaningless: Even some beta sites (such as http://aviation.stackexchange.com/, http://chess.stackexchange.com/, http://stats.stackexchange.com/) have beautiful icons, maybe we should already care about icon design? Note that also this icon should be meaningfull at 16x16 ...

From current answers on What is a lifehack?: A lifehack is a quick solution to a problem. — Bobo I think that the very definition of what a lifehack is, is actually a solution, not a question. — Adi Bradfield This reveals that questions with no solutions are problematic. Ar...

I tried looking at vote counts for an answer (with a nett negative vote count) and for a question with positive votes. Both from the same thread. For the answer I see this And for the question it works fine Is this a bug

This is redundant tagging, and tags with 'hacks' or 'lifehacks' in them should be renamed.

From what I'm understanding with What is a lifehack? and Is there anything that isn't on-topic here? A lifehack is a solution to a problem, so as long as there is a question being asked, it's on-topic here. Because of this, I'm getting the sense that we're never going to be able to say that a qu...

As all the questions there should be about life hacks, -hacks postfix seems to be useless, as pointed in this question. So there is no need to separate domestic-hacks and home questions. Maybe domestic-hacks should become the synonym of home?

I've been treating this site as a sort of "How-To" site. Where someone has a problem, and then people work to post the best solution. I've recently heard that it's meant to be treated as a "Challenge" site. Similar to Code Golf, but with real life challenges rather than programming. Knowing thi...

Some answers on this site are kinda thin on the "why" it works. Sometimes its obvious and does not need an explanation, sometimes the explanation is there but sometimes its missing. The questions here usually go like "how to do X" and an answer "Do it like this" would technically answer the qu...

As the scope of this site is rather wide we will not run out of questions, but do we want to have them all? How short can a question be and still be acceptable? How detailed do you need to ask it? Is it necessary that you do have the problem yourself?

How can I keep from squirting myself with ketchup whenever I use ketchup packets? Per this meta, I think it fits the criteria. It is a problem most people encounter at some period in their life. It has a common solution (ripping it open with my fingers) that I want to improve. I have described...

So while we're working out what a lifehack is, it might be worth discussing what a lifehack isn't. For example, buying a cheap pack of mothballs to solve a moth problem doesn't seem to count as a lifehack, despite being cheap and simple. Are obvious, engineered solutions to problems not lifehac...

While this site is still being defined and created, reputation is very important. It allows us to start getting up there and making the site what it is. However, reputation limits in private beta seem to be dumb. Every upvote counts. We should get the rewards for that upvote. Once we go into publ...