Mainly in reference to Direction of rotation of proton in magnetic field--opposite to a dipole
I recently asked a paradox question, and I got multiple answers that conflicted each other. The issue is that each one has good arguments that make sense, and the community seems undecided.
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@Fx (hope you see this, can't message reply from a mobile device) serverfault.com/users/16732/tom-oconnor . I'd say that there are enough such people with ' in their usernames for this to be bothered about.
Yep, I know the superping syntax.. I just was wondering if @userid pings (unlike superpings, these should work only for users who have been in the room recently). After all, usernames are not unique, so it makes sense to have an @userid in conjucntion with @username. I think I saw a meta discussion on this somewhere.
Too bad SE doesn't have a free, downloadable copy of their engine. I do lots of programming on Wikipedia (not directly on their engine but related stuff), and it helps to have a few copies of MediaWiki on your compiter to blow up at whim. You can also give yourself cool userrights and try them out :D
Anyways, without such a copy, testing this becomes harder as I would have to change my username a billion times and/or create socks. I think the latter is forbidden anyways. If SE was downloadable, I'd have had tons of fun testing it :)
@ShadowWizard well, you know the old saying: "If it looks like a bug and smells like a bug, it's probably a feature" :p The existence of status-bydesign supports this!
@pcr unfortunately, clones are no good for bugfixing(i have an inexplicable urge to fix bugs in all code) or developing. But I think the clones would be worth a look, I might find some use for them.
As for the wiki thing, I already have five or so copies of MediaWiki (which, unlike SE, is free/open source) running, so no need to check out clones :)