Over the years of surfing on the web I have found numerous examples of people telling to not use the word "here" in a textlink. Personally I like the idea of using the word, because it is so straightforward for your visitors to know where to click.
The only reason that I can truly think of is fo...
usually I also don't have time during the weekends.... but this weekend I'm visiting my parents and there isn't a lot to do ;)
I just saw an interesting event is taking place in LaTeX.SE
it's called answer the unanswered. people are meeting in the chat and try to answer the still unanswered questions. maybe we should keep this in mind when the site is growing and we will have more unanswered question.
I think it is an interesting idea to add a lot of quality to the site.
i'm not yet sure. I hadn't time this summer because the trip through russia, the baltics and poland took to long, but I'll go there next summer. I'll definitively visit Sofia and the I plan to travel through the country to the Black Sea
Ahh... The coast is great, but there are way too many tourist-y areas there. There are a few camping places which are nice, and a lot of young people are going there. But the main resorts.. I'd avoid them, you won't find them any different from similar places in Greece or Spain. Definitely go for the northern coast -- much less populated, and better places
I heard Varna is very touristic, but if possible I'll go there with our camper or by train and so we're flexible and can go to more remote and less touristic areas ;) but when time comes I'll definitely ask here for more hints ;)
I'm in the southern part of Sweden, in a smallish city called Jönköping. It's halfway between Copenhagen and Stockholm. So yeah, it's southern Sweden. Then again, I was shocked to discover that the northernmost towns (like Luleå) are almost as far from here as Bulgaria is :)
Yeah, it's a completely different perspective.. Before travelling more than 100 km seemed like a long way to go.. and now I routinely visit nearby cities two hours away by car, and don't think much of it
no, as far as I know it's unique to TeX-SE (and yes, I'm active there as well)
The first session last month was a big success, and so it was decided this will take place every month in a weekend for half a day to clean up. Just a few months ago we were at 220+ unanswered questions, and growing, and now we're below 180. So I'd say it works pretty well
A word usage that always annoys me and feels like Euroenglish to me is "touristic".
I don't believe I've ever seen it printed or heard it used by a native English speaker and I've travelled in most of the English speaking countries and work in tourism.
But it's very very common to hear "tourist...
Waiting for someone to ask a question about ground transportation in Sweden.. I'm itching to write an epic answer about the options together with comparisons and tips
@hippietrail i can imagine... i also always regret missed countries when im back home @MartinTapankov hopefully someone will ask.. .i^'m also waiting for ages for a question about switzerland or liechtenstein
A word usage that always annoys me and feels like Euroenglish to me is "touristic".
I don't believe I've ever seen it printed or heard it used by a native English speaker and I've travelled in most of the English speaking countries and work in tourism.
But it's very very common to hear "tourist...
