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DevOps is a methodology and is therefore misplaced on the front page.
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Both issues are being worked on. We'll add this as a extra vote on getting this done faster.
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Chris Maunder
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This guy[^] is a couple of hours old, but already has 601 points.
The most strange is 50 in "author", all "posted" his counters for posted things are in 0 and the moderation queue is empty.
Is that correct?
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It is correct. Actually I guess this should get the new advertiser icon. Let me change that.
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Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Sean Ewington wrote: It is correct. Ok.
But, for me, it still looks somehow a bit weird, such a username for an sponsor.
Sean Ewington wrote: Actually I guess this should get the new advertiser icon. Let me change that. I have checked... Icon is in place.
Cool
This will help us a lot in the S&A forum. (see my first comment in this answer)
Thanks
P.S. Just for curiosity... how came the 50 points to "author" without any post?
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These are typically accounts for authors of Product Showcase articles. They themselves are not sponsors but should have the same protections as sponsors. Even though they will never post anything themselves.
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OK... but you didn't explain where the 50 points "Author" came without any kind of post activity yet
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I could tell you what I did, but I don't want others doing what I did.
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That's a good answer I can understand and answers what I wanted to know. Thanks
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I am getting frequent NRE.
Quote: There seems to be a problem
We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Object reference not set to an instance of an object. (Ticket: 1737661, Server: Web03). We've logged the issue and will fix ASAP. Click here to return to the homepage.
Quote: There seems to be a problem
We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Exception of type System.InvalidOperationException was thrown. (Ticket: 1738255, Server: Web03). We've logged the issue and will fix ASAP. Click here to return to the homepage.
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This is disturbing. I'll look into it/
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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I see this marked as fixed. I just got this while looking at an article in approval queue:
Quote: There seems to be a problem
We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Exception of type System.InvalidOperationException was thrown. (Ticket: 1741794, Server: Web01). We've logged the issue and will fix ASAP. Click here to return to the homepage.
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And another one:
Quote: There seems to be a problem
We're not sure what, but we have a few guesses.
Illegal characters in path. (Ticket: 0, Server: Web04). We've logged the issue and will fix ASAP. Click here to return to the homepage.
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It turns out there is a similar issue to the one I fixed. We are looking into it.
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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Yesterday I wrote this article[^], which was bookmarked 36 times from 7:19am to 7:20am today. But my article list[^] says that it's only been bookmarked once.
I recall this happening once before. And I got 5 points for each of these bookmarks!
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Interesting. Thanks for the heads up
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Chris Maunder
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One of them is still there: How do I write a query language parser from C#[^] - I wrote an answer minutes ago!
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It was definitely deleted when I first looked, and you can see that it was updated by me. Maybe you posting the answer managed to resurrect it.
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Could be. Anyway, problem solved?
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It's deleted again; was that you?
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You sure? I can still see it if I follow the link in my post above.
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So do I.
OP posted 3h 10 min ago Edited by Richard 2h 15 min ago
Solution 1 by you 2h 15 mins ago
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No, I'm not sure of anything any more, my head hurts.
I just found the live one.
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