@MetaLibrarian yup. Mark the date, folks: 6-8 weeks after our election, the need for a 5th moderator was indeed assessed as promised 6-8 weeks earlier. And so begins a new era.
So, since this is The Chronicle, congratulations Janos.
Man... After reading this all... The story of CR really is an underdog story. I love it. In that theme, I'll have to return and tell a story about a lonely reviewer and his favorite tag.
The code I would like to have reviewed, found here, is more than 30,000 characters long. I don't feel like that in and of itself makes it off topic, but removing code from it so that it can be posted here WILL make it off topic, because it will no longer function.
I've read How long is long code...
the first focus (as far as I'm concerned), was to get the tag to 100 on-topic questions, to get vba into the "big league" of "real tags"... and earn a tag badge or two along the way
It's only been a fortnight but I already feel like a part of this community, I feel proud of it, I feel protective. And I've learnt far more here in 2 weeks than a whole year of google and textbooks and abusing VBA :)
Let's suppose that I have a personal project which I think might interest more people, and given my low position in the learning curve, want to make it open source.
Besides posting pieces of code in CR for support and some discussion, am I allowed or expected to get extra-benefits from it, in th...
Not just one, but two open source projects were born in the 2nd Monitor.
We don't just review code around here. We write it too.
A lot of the regulars in the 2nd Monitor began working on a card game called Cardshifter in August. A dedicated chat room was created. It is sourced using Java 8 and...
Last year, two community projects were born.
One of them has been, according to some Github statistics, one of them is a lot more active than the other. Perhaps most importantly, the Rubberduck project has spawned 17 Code Review questions (all but four of the search results seems to be about cod...