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The main advantage of community wiki — more editing — was nerfed when we introduced suggested edits. With suggested edits, anyone, even an anonymous user, can edit anything — so long as another experienced user reviews and approves their edit.
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The quality of the Q&A on Stack Overflow continues to outshine any other on the Internet – thanks to the awesome community. Like any community, unspoken rules eventually become expectations. In the previous post in this series, Joel talks about how the community developed its own set of rules and norms that new recruits simply don’t know about. When a new comer walks into the group and puts her hand up for a high-five and gets chastised by the group because they don’t give high-fives, she walks away embarrassed with head hanging low. That’s unfortunate. …
I am wondering if there is a leveling chart for hardcore mode saying what the recommended level is before attempting each boss. I remember seeing this chart somewhere but I cannot find it anymore.
In Stacking, you're encouraged to collect all of the unique dolls in each level.
How can I tell which ones are unique without stacking into every doll in the level? Is there a way to differentiate between collected and non-collected unique dolls?
Does Yoricks ultimate "Omen of Death" counts as one more summone from his passive or not? Quote from passive :" Yorick takes 5% less damage and his autoattacks deal 5% more damage for each summon that is active."
