@ArtOfCode I'm looking at my autoflag history on MS now and it appears I've had it authorized at least a week prior to me creating the account on Literature. So there doesn't seem to be evidence of any sort of connection. Hold off on invalidating it for now. I don't want to touch anything with my SE authentication stuff until the issue is resolved.
@Undo well, in an ideal world: you'd not store the token anywhere you could access it, because then even you can say "wasn't me, guv" if the API token is used for nefarious purposes - you don't have the key to decrypt it. But at the same time, the server needs to be able to decrypt the key so it can use it to cast flags.
I get my plausible deniability from asking an employee to "go check the logs". The important thing is that I'm much more likely to notice both a database leaking and someone getting hold of that token.
@ArtOfCode That makes sense; my home + my phone. Unless somebody here in Brooklyn on the same ISP hacked me and decided that the best way to celebrate their success was to harmlessly upvote a single post on Literature.
Yeah there was a merge on UX yesterday but it appeared to have gone without a hitch. I replied to that request and asked them to double check if anything else weird happened.
I did sd f - v but since Smokey was messed up from it being on the same post I bet it submitted both feedbacks on the second post rather than the first
I've been thinking the rules should be annotated with post IDs they should or should not match but that would require us to be able to fetch posts by ID from Metasmoke
@ArtOfCode: I've moved the metadata extraction logic out of the build script, so the files also appear in the GH solution. I also reduced the "extract" logic from 3 lines down to 1 :D
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@Henders Mine is straight corner-to-corner... I spend no time on SU either, but I asked one question something like a year and a half ago, and it's been trickling rep ever since
Yeah, editing posts on the front page is better (if I don't get there first). There is usually an image to inline or a few spulling mistukes to fix ...
@ArtOfCode I'm asking because ChatExchange itself tries to, but it looks like that's been failing for a while. If other bots were still doing so successfully it would have been good to know.
@Mithrandir if you feel like editing a couple of my posts on SU I'll make sure to accept them as author - got a feeling I need to go thru them anyway as I used to post when I was new to SE... it's kinda cheating I guess but helps clean up the site :)
@DavidPostill Nah, I honestly have no idea how to do that stuff :P. I did a task for the Google Code-In (I did absolutely no programming, with a slight exception) that involved Haiku, so that was something I encountered.
