@lila Ah, dang it. The query even stated that some sites have different rep requirements. Maybe it's easier to just write the rep instead of some obscure privilege

@Sarov The thing with SEDE is that you cannot query data in real time. Once a week a copy of all (or at least relevant) data is created and SEDE can only work on that copy, never on the live data. That's why quickly changing numbers are never correct

@Elmy #edits don't change that fast though...

There's no way I made 200 edits in a week.

@Sarov For lila they do XD

Heh. Still my numbers wrong too, though.

@lila Finally an AK47 which doesn't recoil :)

@lila btw, one of my new flatmates is Polish!

or pole

What do you call yourself :)

In Turkish, we call Poles "Leh". But nowadays people prefer "Polonyali" which translates into "from Poland".

hi

@C.Koca Nice! :D In English it is "Pole", and Polish "Lech" (c in Polish 'ch' is silent, and thus Turkish "Leh" makes sense) is also a word, but it is rather used for our ancestors/founders rather than nowadays' people. We have some "jokes" or "anecdotes" that take place in medieval times and universally feature 3 characters: Lech, Czech and Rus.

@lila Oh I know of that legend. One travelled east, one west, one north?

@Wolgwang Is it yours?

No :-(

@C.Koca I don't excatly remember, but yes this is how the legend about the foundation goes :D

In this photo is a dog's grave, and people bring sticks instead of flowers.