@CharlieBrumbaugh, I see that there's a comment that came up on my meta question about the chat flags. I assume it's from you because I had just written one to you. I'm too tired and frustrate tonight to deal with it. I changed the question title and made it clear in the summary that it was a different title before your answer. I'm pretty sure there were some things in your answer and comment that were directly personal against me. An apology would be fun but not if I have to explain what hurt.

I owe you and some readers apologies but they're for the question and answer, so I'll put them there.

@ab2 We get the Amber Alert things too, but I've never heard this. It was definitely weird. It's kind of a reminder about how much control of our technology we give away. People who have the power to get into all our devices at the same time can use that power for good or evil! I pray we work as hard as we can to use it for good.

Like with Amber Alerts, which have proven effective many times over!

@CharlieBrumbaugh, one last thing. I feel like I keep having to say this because you assume that every downvote comes with revenge. I did not downvote that meta or anything else of yours because you downvoted my meta. We both had two downvotes each on those posts. I have been at the end of a certain person downvoting something, but I don't do it, period.

@Rory: :-)

@gerrit: Loved the pictures you posted from your recent hike. Beautiful place :-)

@gerrit those are lovely! It's a great part of the world.

@WedaPashi This is a site about The Great Outdoors, we need more pictures.

Although someone pointed out that my kassakåta question now includes quite a bit that isn't directly relevant to the question, I think on this site we should have a provision for such context. Perhaps with some fold-out part or so.

I can potentially spam the base camp chat with pictures from my expedition :-) But, I am not that spammer guy :D

@WedaPashi I strongly suspect nobody would object to a single posting with a link to an album, and I believe some would quite enjoy it.

>On meta, votes indicate agreement or disagreement, unlike on the main site where they mean you need a bath, are a living brain donor, and that a recent ancestor of yours was a chimpanzee.

See here outdoors.meta.stackexchange.com/a/1334

@RoryAlsop, Hi! I have a non-urgent, silly question. Is there a way to edit an edit summary once the edit is done? I tried to do it today on a post from a long time ago, and couldn't figure it out, which likely due to my missing something obvious! I went to the review history, and could open the box with my words, and even though I chose the "edit" option there, I couldn't seem to get in to change edit the text. Thanks!

Next question, how many times can you say edit in one sentence?!

@WedaPashi I second @gerrit about your expedition pictures! Firstly, we have lots of pictures posted in here of people's travels or other interesting things. Please add yours! If you think you're going overboard, which you probably wouldn't be, you can always link to an album, but having at least some here is not only beautiful, but brings a sense of peace to this, or any, room.

@Wedapashi, people like you, @gerrit, @RoryAlsop, @Aravona, @Liam (who we haven't seen in a while, hopefully because he's having fun with Mrs. Liam and baby Liam) show beautiful places I wish I could go. I'm not intentionally leaving anyone else out, like @ab2 and @Aaron and @Kevin, or others, but I don't remember excursions they go on.

@gerrit Can you explain what a fold-out part means? Does it have to do with text or pictures or both? I'd like to picture what you're talking about. Thanks!