anyone know where the gamoro is with regards to a tanna and his 2 sons davening for moshiahH, and they were stopped because they would bring him if they would precede davening?
I was wondering if this is a bug... in my list of flagged posts is the question that was asked about whether phoenecians are related to jews which was later deleted
I can still see a vote tally in the last of flagged posts
I believe that this is probably a bug, although I am not sure. When I go to my flag-summary page, I am able to see links for questions that I have flagged that have since been deleted. If I click the link, I am directed to the 404 page, as I should be; however, I am still able to see the vote tal...
@Daniel, thanks for posting that bug report. To answer a question you asked earlier, nobody can vote on deleted posts, not even mods. In principle a mod who really wanted to weigh in could undelete, vote, and immediately delete again, but that did not happen here. That post picked up downvotes pretty quickly on the road to deletion.
@SethJ I don't think so. As someone noted on that MSO post, it is highlighted in red to indicate that the page is deleted, and I would expect the vote tally to go away at the same time that the red highlighting shows up
@Daniel huh, ok. I don't understand the philosophy, but I guess seeing the vote count on a post you've already seen (necessary if you flagged it) isn't that harmful. And I agree that you want some record in your flagging history.
@SethJ Normally I wouldn't be able to see anything about a deleted question
but because I flagged this one, I can still see the vote count
I don't really care either way, it's just surprising to me
Wow, turns out that in the reputation leagues, we are among the only sites whose leaders in reputation for the week, month, quarter, year, and all-time are all different along with Biblical Hermeneutics, Anime & Manga, and Poker
And, assuming the sites are listed in order of site-activity by some measure, we're the highest ranked among those 4 sites
I think that shows that we have a bunch of really solid contributors here
@Daniel That means the current biggest user isn't the past biggest user. Which can mean more users are joining or more users are dropping out (or a combination of those). It's not necessarily a good thing.
Although I think the all-time leader doesn't really tell much
about the current state of the site in either direction
For example, the fact that the leader for the week is different from the leader for the month, which is different from the leader for the quarter is significant
@Daniel I see it. I wonder if other people's rep histories are governed by the checkbox for "show negative" (or whatever it is) on your own page too.
sorry, "show removed posts". I don't see that checkbox on Alex's page, but I have it checked on mine and I see the entry for June 9. @Daniel, do you have that set for yourself?
@Charlie good luck. I've no advice to offer; I don't wear headphones much. (For me, music coming straight into my ears makes it harder for me to work, though background music in the room doesn't have that problem. But background music, like from a stereo, isn't practical in a cube farm...)
@Charlie yeah, getting people to agree on a type and volume of music doesn't work, so if you don't have a private office (or work from home) it doesn't work. For me, headphones with music are worse than just putting up with the noise of my coworkers (though I still wish they would shut up already and let me work, you know? :-) ).
Why do we say Shalom Alaichem to one person if Alaichem is plural?
Is it saying you and all of the Jews? Is that why it's plural?
On Alex's reputation list:
What gives?
In keeping with the tags for other parshiot (search for 'parashat' on the tags page), can the balak tag be merged into the parashat-balak tag?
