Sometimes it takes time. You pore over a few dozen posts, find five you want to edit, make all the edits in separate tabs, then submit one every thirty seconds. In minutes it'll drop down the frontpage.
I was awarded the gold-badge "electorate" on Meta.Stackoverflow. But I was not awarded the hat "24". The description of the hat on the official winterbash site says "earn a gold badge".
Why was the hat not awarded?
To those that got Blue in the Face, did you post a comment with a link to another question in it? Just got it and it seems to be comment related. I also happened to link to a very popular question. And i've posted that same link (how to make a good reproducible question) to a bunch of different questions.
I'm just guessing but I don't think so. I think you need to be able to include a link to another question in the comment, not just a duplicate close vote. At least that would match with my experience today
I'm in the middle of a similar experiment: 8-comment colloquy, ignores the auto-room creation. No hat. Upvotes. No hat. Deletion (one side of the conversation upvoted, the other not). Waiting....
This was apparently a bug in the vendor-prefixed implementation of CSS transitions where it pre-computes the target and does not update it after a reflow. It's no longer resent in the un-prefixed version in newer versions of WebKit.
So when Harry stupidly goes into Umbridges office to talk to Sirius, he gets very rudely interrupted.
But did Umbridge know when to come into her office? If so, how?
On "Blue in the Face": 8 back-and-forth (4 each user) comments (which gets you past the auto-room message), upvoted, deleted, does not suffice. Trying with 10 (5 each) now, one user's upvoted, the other's not.
So when Harry stupidly goes into Umbridges office to talk to Sirius, he gets very rudely interrupted.
But did Umbridge know when to come into her office? If so, how?