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Yes, it already says how to make blockqotes
like this.
However, I have noticed the lack of help how to make in-line quotes like this.
If you are wondering what the help bar is, it is the How to format Section that you see when typeing a question.
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In the continuing saga of trying to define what a lifehack is (What is a lifehack?).
We've had a few questions where the answer has been extremely simple.
For example:
Question: What is the best method of cleaning up broken glass?
Solution: You use a broom, or vacuum, and sweep or suck it al...
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The question that has made me think about this is What is an inexpensive and non-electric way to warm my sheets before getting in them?
If you look at the edit history, I initially posted an answer to the question before any edits were made. Then after I had left the question, OP added a constra...
Current icon is quite meaningless:
Even some beta sites (such as http://aviation.stackexchange.com/, http://chess.stackexchange.com/, http://stats.stackexchange.com/) have beautiful icons, maybe we should already care about icon design?
Note that also this icon should be meaningfull at 16x16 ...
From current answers on What is a lifehack?:
A lifehack is a quick solution to a problem.
— Bobo
I think that the very definition of what a lifehack is, is actually a solution, not a question.
— Adi Bradfield
This reveals that questions with no solutions are problematic. Ar...
I tried looking at vote counts for an answer (with a nett negative vote count) and for a question with positive votes. Both from the same thread.
For the answer I see this
And for the question it works fine
Is this a bug
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This is redundant tagging, and tags with 'hacks' or 'lifehacks' in them should be renamed.
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From what I'm understanding with What is a lifehack? and Is there anything that isn't on-topic here? A lifehack is a solution to a problem, so as long as there is a question being asked, it's on-topic here.
Because of this, I'm getting the sense that we're never going to be able to say that a qu...
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Simply put, if you don't give people a reason to believe you, then they shouldn't believe you. You should be working to convince the asker that your answer is the correct one, and writing only a short statement is a poor way of doing so.
If an answer is only one or two sentences and nothing more...
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While this site is still being defined and created, reputation is very important. It allows us to start getting up there and making the site what it is. However, reputation limits in private beta seem to be dumb. Every upvote counts. We should get the rewards for that upvote. Once we go into publ...
On smaller beta sites, GL for example, people rarely hit their rep limit, but when they do, it seriously affects their rep. Why do small sits that don't have a Jon Skeet still have a limit? What good does it do them, and can it be removed?
Like anyone on the planet (I think) I hate the smell of rotten eggs. How can I tell if an egg is bad without cracking it open? Is there a way to find out if an egg is bad without cracking the shell?
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Here's a solution that my friend came up with:
Take a bunch of Styrofoam cups
Cut out the bottoms of the cups
Stack them up
Put the wide end of the top cup under the faucet, and the (cut open) thinner end of the bottom cup over the edge of the sink
Place the urn directly underneath the end of y...
A lot of times, when I have some super nice food in front of me, I eat rather fast, without waiting for it to cool down, thus burning my tongue.
How can I cure this kind of burn?
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Simply put, if you don't give people a reason to believe you, then they shouldn't believe you. You should be working to convince the asker that your answer is the correct one, and writing only a short statement is a poor way of doing so.
If an answer is only one or two sentences and nothing more...
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