@Abcd regarding your edit here for hybridization $\mathrm{}$ is supposed to be used $\ce{}$ is just for reactions . (I have no idea as to why but multiple users have pointed this out to me in the past) .
And imho there's no point in editing a 5 year old post just to change sp³ to $\ce{sp^3}$
@AvnishKabaj i think Abcd's edit was worth. He fixed redundant ending, and formatted chemicals, and that's ok. As long as he doesn't go on editing too many old posts, i don't see a problem here
@AvnishKabaj i think the main point of that meta post was to avoid making edits on too many old questions (and consequently bumping them on the front page) all one after the other i.e. too many edits in a short time; so, I think if you make no more than 5-10 edits a day (all within half an hour) on old questions, you should probably live happily
Today morning I wokeup to see this, :(
I read the learn more part aside it. I don’t know why I got hit by this. It said,
If you see very unusual votes being targeted at your account, don't worry about it. You should wait at least 24 hours after noticing before becoming concerned, as the aut...
@1,3-feeds well it looks like a user just upvoted several of your answers in a short time
@MollyCooL did you not notice any sudden spike in your rep on any given day? like, a +50 or a +60 from several different answers (especially old answers)?
> Iodo-oxides are stable owing to the greater polarity of the bond while in chlorine stability is due multiple bond formation involving d-orbitals. Bromine has none of the above-mentioned abilities and thus is least stable.
Today morning I wokeup to see this, :(
I read the learn more part aside it. I don’t know why I got hit by this. It said,
If you see very unusual votes being targeted at your account, don't worry about it. You should wait at least 24 hours after noticing before becoming concerned, as the aut...
What is the temperature of pure oxygen being combusted? I was wondering about it.
The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table